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The IPA and Wisconsin’s 1969 Patent Policy, 9
The beginning: The IPA and Wisconsin’s 1969 Patent Policy, 1 Research deliverables Bayh-Bole, as it turns out, will be a statute that limits the scope of patent property rights in federally supported inventions, but in such an obtuse way that … Continue reading
Posted in Bayh-Dole, History, Policy, Sponsored Research
Tagged Bayh-Dole, Bobblespace, Harvard, patent policy, research, WARF, whole hog
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Penn State’s Pscyhomagnotheric IP Policy
[I have restored some broken links–I will have to revisit to see how Penn State has dealt with its goofy policy drafting. 15 Nov 2022.] Four years ago, Penn State announced that it was adopting a new policy to allow industry … Continue reading
Posted in Agreements, Bozonet, Policy, Sponsored Research
Tagged employment, IP, Penn State, research
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Undoing the Research Myth in the Linear Model
Joe Lane and Benoît Godin are out with another paper that follows up on their Science Progress discussion. In their new paper, they argue that innovation arises along three related areas of activity–scientific research, engineering development, and production. Each of … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation, Policy
Tagged linear model, research
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Francis Bacon, Vannevar Bush, and Technology Transfer
Peter Harrison and Benoît Godin trace the history and transformation of two of the critical concepts that underlie the present formula for university research: curiosity and innovation. Remarkably, both concepts have much of their early existence as negative things, to be … Continue reading
Posted in History, Social Science, Technology Transfer, Vannever Bush
Tagged caritas, commercialization, Francis Bacon, research, technology transfer, Vannevar Bush
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A Fine Overview of Corporate Sponsored Research
In 2008 Roger L. Geiger prepared this report on corporate-sponsored research for Penn State. It’s the best discussion of the subject I’ve come across. I have been involved in or closely followed a number of the programs–the Intel lablets (some … Continue reading
Posted in Policy, Sponsored Research, Technology Transfer
Tagged industry, Penn State, research
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Rear View Research
I came across an interesting blog post by Jeff Henning. He provides an account of a talk at the University of Georgia by Stan Sthanuathan, VP of marketing strategy for Coca-Cola. Sthanuathan points out that a lot of industry research … Continue reading
Posted in History, Metrics, Policy, Technology Transfer
Tagged AUTM, bewilderment, bozonet, consensus, exploration, Ganter, rear view, research
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Confidentiality Agreements
There’s a topic header for this over at the University & Industry Innovation Forum. I’ve put a summary there. Here, I’ll post a fuller discussion. As with other areas of discussion on industry-university arrangements, confidentiality triggers cascades of reasoning. This … Continue reading
Posted in Sponsored Research
Tagged confidentiality agreements, contracts, research
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