… The impact of incentives is larger in private than in public universities, and we provide new …
and objectives of university licensing offices to explain this difference. Royalty incentives work …

… university size, academic quality, research funding and other factors. We use pre-sample data
on university … The incentive effects appear to be larger in private universities than in public …

… Although prior work has reported that higher inventor royalties lead to more university
licensing income, we show that this result was driven by coding errors. We also extend prior work …

… universities towards the patenting of their inventions has certainly changed radically even in
the short period since the 1939-45 war. Even if the university … protect his invention properly …

… incentives that are not yet implemented in real university settings. In the current university
landscape, new types of incentives may not yet be implemented at all, or incentives always go …

… Universities need to be given greater incentives to modify their technology transfer … ways
that promote beneficial public use from university generated inventions. The steps that they take …

… (d) To assist in an equitable disposition of interests in inventions among the inventor, the
institu-tion, and a sponsor, when applicable.(e) To provide individual incentives to inventors in …

… a would-be entrepreneur’s incentives. This paper offers some early steps to move down the
path linking inventor knowledge and the incentives to start firms, and understanding the role …

… The first is that although faculty members working on a federal research grant are required
to disclose inventions to the university technology transfer office (TTO), some researchers do …

… in this thesis are: Does human capital acquired via university engineering education have
an effect on inventiveness? Are there financial incentives to invent? And finally, what does the …