Benchmarking U.S. university patent value and commercialization efforts: A new approach

Hsu, David H.; Hsu, Po–Hsuan; Zhou, Tong; Ziedonis, Arvids A.

doi:10.1016/j.respol.2020.104076

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“…Technology research and development strategies can be established by consulting the existing patents for technology such as educational institutions, legal entities, and industries. Additionally, the respective economic incentive that entails the commercialization of a patented product or technology [26]. The patent status, date of publication, country, and name of the inventor or assignee is found on the internet.…”

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Solar Energy-Based Future Perspective for Organic Rankine Cycle Applications

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This article explores the patents of solar energy technologies in the organic Rankine cycle (ORC) applications. The conversion of low-quality thermal energy into electricity is one of the main characteristics of an ORC, making efficient and viable technologies available today. However, only a few and outdated articles that analyze patents that use solar energy technologies in ORC applications exist. This leads to a lack of updated information regarding the number of published patents, International Patent Classification (IPC) codes associated with them, technology life cycle status, and the most relevant patented developments. Thus, this article conducts a current investigation of patents published between January 2010 and May 2022 using the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) methodology and keywords. One thousand two hundred ninety-nine patents were obtained as part of the study and classified in F and Y groups of the IPC. The time-lapse analyzed was between January 2010 and May 2022. In 2014 and 2015, a peak of published patents was observed. China (CN) was the country that published the most significant number of patents worldwide. However, the European Patent Office (EP), the World Intellectual Property Organization (WO), and the United States (US) publish the patents with the highest number of patent citations. Furthermore, the possible trend regarding the development of patents for each technology is presented. A high-performance theoretical ORC plant based on the patent information analyzed by this article is introduced. Finally, exploration of IPC revealed 17 codes related to solar energy technologies in ORC applications not indexed in the main search.

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Solar Energy-Based Future Perspective for Organic Rankine Cycle Applications

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“…Relevant studies have focused on different issues derived from litigation cases to study the impact of litigation on stock prices and shareholder wealth (Hsu et al 2021;Leiponen and Delcamp 2019;Bai and Tian 2020;Chang et al 2019). Nam et al (2015) used the event research method to detect whether corporate litigation could change the company's wealth.…”

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Financial Market Reaction to Patent Lawsuits against Integrated Circuit Design Companies

Shih

2021

JRFM

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With the rapid advancement in technology, Taiwan’s integrated circuit (IC) design companies have made a mark in the international semiconductor industry but are unable to independently develop the key core technologies they need. Therefore, strategic alliances, competition and cooperation have become a means for enterprises to quickly obtain patents and capture the market. However, listed companies upstream and downstream of Taiwan’s supply chain have been facing patent infringement lawsuits in recent years. This research mainly aims to provide investors with investment strategies when companies face patent litigation, analyze the abnormal returns on the underlying stocks through the event research method, and use the cross-sectional multiple regression model to explore the changes in different factors based on the results. The empirical results show that positive abnormal returns are generated before and after a company faces patent litigation and the cumulative abnormal rewards are all positive and significant after the incident, which indicates that the company may still have an opportunity to make a profit when facing patent litigation, which can be used as a reference for investors.

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“…At the same time, the literature on collaborative teams suggests that tie formation mechanisms matter for innovation outcomes. For instance, collaborations between individuals possessing similar types of knowledge or resources may generate different outcomes than those with access to diverse knowledge or resources (e.g., Hsu, Hsu, Zhou, & Ziedonis, 2021; Reagans & Zuckerman, 2001; Taylor & Greve, 2006). As a result, firms that look similar in terms of the typical structural characteristics may not achieve the same innovation outcomes because the prevalent tie formation mechanisms may affect the paths of knowledge recombination and resource mobilization within the firm.…”

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Degree assortativity in collaboration networks and invention performance

Khanna

Güler

2022

Strategic Management Journal

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We investigate the implications of the degree assortativity of intra-firm networks for firms' innovation performance. We argue that prevalent patterns of collaborative relationships between organizational members can lead to variations in the levels of degree assortativity in intra-firm networks, ranging from disassortative structures (highly central members connect with peripheral members) to assortative ones (highly central members connect with other highly central members and vice versa). These patterns influence knowledge access and resource mobilization pathways and are thus associated with various firmlevel invention outcomes. Using coarsened exact matching methodology and controlling for other characteristics of the intra-firm network structures, we find that assortative structures in the pharmaceutical industry are associated with larger invention output, but inventions originating from assortative structures have lower average novelty and impact. Managerial Summary: A central challenge in knowledge-based industries is the design of collaborative teams to increase innovative output. In this article, we show that firms in the pharmaceutical industry vary in the extent to which central inventors within a firm collaborate with peripheral inventors. Further, the ideal composition varies based on the desired innovative output: Firms with frequent collaborations between central inventors have higher inventive productivity, while firms with higher mixing between central and peripheral inventors generate

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Benchmarking U.S. university patent value and commercialization efforts: A new approach

Cited by 30 publications

References 43 publications

Solar Energy-Based Future Perspective for Organic Rankine Cycle Applications

Solar Energy-Based Future Perspective for Organic Rankine Cycle Applications

Financial Market Reaction to Patent Lawsuits against Integrated Circuit Design Companies

Degree assortativity in collaboration networks and invention performance

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