This article examines how the perceived quality of the service provided by technology
transfer offices influences researchers' likelihood to patent their research results. A novel …

Abstract Technology Transfer Offices (TTOs) can play important roles in university-based
innovation processes, for example, by handling patenting issues and providing advice about …

Abstract Research Summary We examine the process by which university technology
transfer offices (TTOs) allocate internal resources, which provides insight into technologies …

Abstract The Bayh–Doyle Act of 1980 accelerated academic entrepreneurship in
universities. However, not all qualified researchers sought to be involved in patenting. We …

As the costs of data handling continue to decrease, patenting information is being used
increasingly by analysts and practitioners to deepen their understanding of the nature …

This paper analyses the factors that impact on the decision of researchers to patent their
research results. Particular emphasis is put on the role of technology transfer offices. It builds …

Abstract The Technology Transfer Office is critical in translating university research into
commercial value. This research paper analyzes the performances of university Technology …

This paper employs the concept of 'Gold'(financial rewards),'Ribbon'(reputational/career
rewards) and 'Puzzle'(intrinsic satisfaction) to structure engineers' motivation for pursuing …

The purpose of this thesis is to identify patents invented by researchers at Lund University, to
describe the university inventors, and to understand the main factors that influence their …

The debate about university technology transfer policy would benefit from increased
attention to two parts of the technology transfer equation: the societal purpose of basic …