Intellectual property rights derived from academic research and their role in the modern bioeconomy—A guide for scientists

Krauss, Jan B.; Kuttenkeuler, David

doi:10.1016/j.nbt.2017.06.013

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“…A great opportunity for universities is to seek to transfer technology to the private sector, and therefore capture the benefits of commercialization of their innovation and intellectual property rights through many different mechanisms. For universities, technology transfer by way of licensing out can successfully and efficiently bring their implication through to the marketplace (Krauss and Kuttenkeuler, 2018). For them, intellectual property is the currency of today's knowledge economy and tech transfer, mainly in the form of patents.…”

Section: Bio-economy and Universities' Activitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The European Union has recognized universities as an essential resource for innovation and seeks to support the innovative activities. Actions funded can be the risk assessment, design or market studies, or intellectual property exploration (Krauss and Kuttenkeuler, 2018). It is known that academic research on economics is mainly conducted by universities (Dragoș et al, 2014).…”

Section: Bio-economy and Universities' Activitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Role of Universities in Consolidating Intellectual Capital and Generating New Knowledge for a Sustainable Bio-Economy

Tiron-Tudor¹,

Nistor²,

Ştefănescu³

2018

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This study focuses on the wide debated concept of bio-economy, underlying its evolution and connection with universities' goal, from the intellectual capital (IC) perspective. It's aim is to highlight the mutual influence of IC disclosures and knowledge management in its ability to foster the development of the bio economic environment. Thus, this paper covers a significant gap by approaching the universities' IC disclosure and bio-economy evolution. It also enriches the literature by underpinning the proposed model on the macroeconomics theories (public interest theory, stakeholders or agency theory). These theories supports the need to enhance transparency and accountability through greater disclosure levels. The empirical research performed by combining the qualitative analysis performed for developing the IC disclosure index with the quantitative techniques enable us to develop an econometric model on the Romanian public universities. It is aimed to express their role in the IC as a mean of achieving a sustainable economy. The study' results reveal that there is a strong connection between the IC disclosure and bio-economy, knowing that public universities are research clusters for innovative and durable economy environment. Moreover, based on the Romanian public universities' position, we identified and discussed about the explanatory factors influencing the IC disclosures, which can help or stimulate the association between the public and private interest, having bio-economy as a focus point.

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Section: Bio-economy and Universities' Activitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Bio-economy and Universities' Activitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Role of Universities in Consolidating Intellectual Capital and Generating New Knowledge for a Sustainable Bio-Economy

Tiron-Tudor¹,

Nistor²,

Ştefănescu³

2018

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“…Hay autores que consideran la bioeconomía como la "neoliberalización" de la naturaleza, es decir, la prevalencia de los valores del mercado, y como una forma de beneficiar el interés de grandes compañías interesadas en comercializar la innovación y las nuevas tecnologías y no a los pequeños productores (Lewandowski, 2018). Algunos de los debates sobre la bioeconomía y los desarrollos biotecnológicos están atravesados por aspectos éticos, ambientales, económicos, sociales y legales, como los derechos de propiedad intelectual y las implicaciones de las patentes en el costo y la accesibilidad de la tecnología en los países en desarrollo, así como la concientización del público y su aceptación de los desarrollos (Krauss & Kuttenkeuler, 2018).…”

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Bioeconomía: el futuro sostenible

Jaramillo

2018

Rev. Acad. Colomb. Cienc. Ex. Fis. Nat.

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La actividad humana intensiva y los modelos de desarrollo convencionales basados en los combustibles fósiles han ocasionado graves impactos en el entorno. Debido a ello, el mundo enfrenta una serie de grandes desafíos ambientales, económicos y sociales que deben ser atendidos si queremos garantizar un futuro con bienestar para todos y enfrentar el cambio climático progresivo, la vulnerabilidad de algunas regiones, la reducción de la biodiversidad, la seguridad alimentaria y nutricional, el agotamiento del agua y el suelo, y las desigualdades sociales. En ese sentido, es claro que continuar con el mismo modelo de desarrollo no es una opción y, por lo tanto, es indispensable adaptar los patrones económicos y sociales si se desea cumplir con los objetivos de desarrollo sostenible de las Naciones Unidas. En el presente documento se plantea el modelo de la bioeconomía como propuesta integral de un desarrollo con sostenibilidad ambiental, social y económica. Lo que diferencia este nuevo modelo económico de otros es el hecho de la incorporación del conocimiento y de avances científicos y tecnológicos para el desarrollo de nuevas alternativas y senderos productivos que impulsen la aplicación de nuevas tecnologías en el aprovechamiento sostenible de los recursos y procesos biológicos, con el fin de proveer bienes y servicios en todos los sectores económicos con el fin de migrar de la insostenible economía basada en combustibles fósiles a la economía de la biomasa renovable. Para que sea exitosa, la adopción de este modelo requiere de voluntad política para la adopción de decisiones, así como de un sólido compromiso de los científicos y de todos los miembros de la sociedad. © 2018. Acad. Colomb. Cienc. Ex. Fis. Nat.

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“…The opportunity and mutual benefit of these collaborations is essential to bring real benefits [15]. The higher the number of patents of a university, the more they increase the chances of concluding contracts with businesses thus making it more efficient to exploit the innovative potential [16].…”

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The Influence of Intellectual Capital on Economic Progress and Sustainability

Chiriac¹,

Ignat²,

Ungureanu³

et al. 2019

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Bio-economy is a major area of the strategy that can afford the European Union to achieve growth: (i) smart, through the development of knowledge and innovation; and (ii) sustainable, based on a greener, more efficient economy in resource management. We believe that the progress of bio-economy cannot be achieved without the harnessing of intellectual capital. Our research aimed to emphasize the benefits of the dynamics of the intellectual capital growth on the evolution of the bio-economy. Thus, the information published by Eurostat (European Statistic Institute) during a period spanning seven years (2011-2018) was used to assess the influence exerted by the conduct of the harness of intellectual capital related to sustainability as well as for the reporting of indicators relevant to appreciating an economic progress and sustainability (renewable waste material, share of renewable energy and energy intensity of the economy). The ultimate goal was represented by the generation of a regression model to see what factor influences mostly the progress of the bio-economy at European and Romanian level. Significant dependency relationships were identified. The results remain robust even after the introduction of certain control variables, such as gross domestic product rate, food production, population growth, urbanization growth and inflation. Our paper sets out to contribute to expanding the specialty literature by highlighting the involvement of intellectual capital as a factor in optimizing sustainability growth and, at a methodological level, by using a multiple regression.

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Intellectual property rights derived from academic research and their role in the modern bioeconomy—A guide for scientists

Cited by 13 publications

References 12 publications

The Role of Universities in Consolidating Intellectual Capital and Generating New Knowledge for a Sustainable Bio-Economy

The Role of Universities in Consolidating Intellectual Capital and Generating New Knowledge for a Sustainable Bio-Economy

Bioeconomía: el futuro sostenible

The Influence of Intellectual Capital on Economic Progress and Sustainability

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