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We need to talk : or do we? : geographic distance and the commercialization of technologies from public research

Bünstorf, Guido; Schacht, Alexander - 2011

within the subsample of inventions with multiple licensees. -- academic inventions ; licensing ; spin-off entrepreneurship …Using a new dataset with detailed geographic information about licensing activities of the Max Planck Society, Germany …

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The role of patents and licenses in securing external finance for innovation

Harhoff, Dietmar - Economics Department, European Investment Bank (EIB) - 2009

Financing constraints have been discussed as a major obstacle to innovation. Small and medium-sized enterprises and start-ups are particularly concerned by such impediments. Venture capital has emerged as a partial solution in some countries, but is only available for start-up firms with major...

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Universities as Research Partners in Publicly Supported Entrepreneurial Firms

Audretsch, David B.; Leyden, Dennis Patrick; Link, Albert N. - Economics Department, Bryan School of Business and Economics - 2012

Partnerships between universities and industrial firms can play a key role in enhancing competitiveness because they provide a conduit for the spillover of knowledge from the academic organization where knowledge is created to the firm where it is transformed into innovative activity. We set...

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High Technology Entrepreneurs and the Patent System : Results of the 2008 Berkeley Patent Survey

Graham, Stuart J.H; Merges, Robert P.; Samuelson, Pamela; … - 2015

also generally report that checking the patent literature and licensing patents from others is reasonably common, although …

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Support for public research spin-offs by the parent organizations and the speed of commercialization

Slavtchev, Viktor; Göktepe-Hultén, Devrim - 2015

We empirically analyze whether support by the parent organization in the early (nascent and seed) stage speeds up the process of commercialization and helps spin-offs from public research organizations generate first revenues sooner. To identify the impact of support by the parent organization,...

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Regional Appropriation of University-Based Knowledge and Technology for Economic Development

Audretsch, David B.; Leyden, Dennis Patrick; Link, Albert N. - Economics Department, Bryan School of Business and Economics - 2012

Economic development practitioners and scholars recognize the link between universities and regional economic development. It is predicated on the spillover of knowledge from universities to commercialization. The literature has focused on the supply side, which involves university research and...

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How to License SEPs to Promote Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the IoT

Henkel, Joachim - 2021

entrepreneurship in the IoT. Policy makers should ensure that IoT SEP licensing is simplified. They should commission studies on the … of the value chain—SEPs should be licensed. Device makers prefer upstream licensing, allowing them to purchase fully … licensed modules, while SEP holders tend to favour licensing at the device level. I present empirical evidence on the matter …

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Pitfalls in Patenting Publicly Funded Research - Comments on Draft South African Regulations

Herder, Matthew; Ho, Cynthia M. - 2013

patent and licensing practices. Specific suggestions to modify the currently proposed regulations are provided …

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Patents, freedom to operate, and follow-on innovation : evidence from post-grant opposition

Gäßler, Fabian; Harhoff, Dietmar; Sorg, Stefan; … - 2024

. Where licensing fails, follow-on innovation is blocked unless firms gain FTO through patent invalidation. Using large … patentee's product market. Here, transaction costs likely exceed the joint surplus of licensing, causing licensing failure. In …

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Ready to leave the ivory tower? : academic scientists´ appeal to work in the private sector

Fritsch, Michael; Krabel, Stefan - 2009

employment or entrepreneurship. Strong willingness to freely distribute research findings are related to a low appeal of private … sector work. -- Knowledge transfer ; science ; entrepreneurship ; innovation ; commercialization …

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