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JOURNAL OF TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
Volume 35, Issue 6, Pages 597-616Publisher
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s10961-009-9123-5
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Commercialization; Academic research; Technology transfer; Patents and licenses
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Drawing on histories of technological innovation originating from research by faculty at The Pennsylvania State University and Johns Hopkins University, this paper presents evidence for a technology as well as an intellectual property rights research approach to the commercialization of academic patents. By describing how inventor and firm activities and strategies affect the technical development and commercial positioning of university patents, a technology focus adds depth to the general proposition that university patents are embryonic technologies. It likewise serves as an analytical probe to reconsider other mainstream propositions about university technology transfer.
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