Science is fraught with gender inequities that depress women's professional careers and
invade their personal space, as well (Tri-national Conference (2003); Commission on …

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The paper presents an empirical study on the relationship between academic researchers'
patenting and publishing activities, based upon a sample of patent applications and …

Obtaining indicators of technological activity by gender is needed to increase our knowledge
about the contribution of women to innovation and technological development. These …

Last summer, researchers at Yale published a study proving that physicists, chemists and
biologists are likely to view a young male scientist more favorably than a woman with the …

Few papers address the issue of faculty motivations to patent and none comprehensively
investigates why faculties decide not to patent. To fill this gap, I surveyed Italian faculty …

Women, people of color, and lower-income individuals patent inventions at significantly
lower rates than their male, white, and wealthier counterparts. Fewer than 20 percent of all …

Drawing on pooled cross-section time series data and fieldwork based comparative case
studies, this dissertation examines the causes and consequences of increased patenting by …

The commercialization of innovations created at universities is a key driver of economic
growth in the US, contributing $1.3 trillion to the US economy and creating as many as 4.2 …

Since the 1960s, both women and underrepresented minorities have earned an increasing
share of bachelor's degrees and advanced degrees in fields most associated with invention …