Stanford's licensing and equity practices with biotechnology companies

Leute, Kirsten

doi:10.1057/palgrave.jcb.3040132

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“…In the payment in stages, an adaptation to the technology and the business plan of the startup is carried out and must reflect some careful steps that are also included in the agreement. The payments reflect this as the value of the technology's tranches increases gradually, with the university sharing the benefits, especially in the case of startups that did not have the initial resources to compensate Stanford for the bet made (LEUTE, 2005).…”

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“…Meyer and Tang (2007) state that income generation is not necessarily the main common objective among universities. Leute (2005) states that biotechnology startups have a lot of In respect to the value of technologies, this is defined by means of a contract with a short term return, through sponsored research or with payments; long term return through royalties or company equity and through social return through the use of free licenses for the purpose of technology-based regional economic development (HALLAM; LEFFEL; CHINEA, 2015).…”

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Práticas gerenciais de valoração de patentes acadêmicas

Silva

Russo

2022

Int. J. Innov.

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Objective: To understand the patent valuation practices developed in the academic context to promote innovation.Methodology: A systematic review of the literature was carried out from the scientific bases Scopus and Web of Science using specific search strings, in which 377 works were found. After applying the defined criteria, eight articles were analyzed.Originality: The study is justified due to the importance of understanding the valuation of academic patents as an inducer of innovation.Main results: The results led to a current understanding of perspectives related to the valuation of academic patents on two fronts: models of academic patent valuation and managerial practices of patent valuation in order to promote innovation.Theoretical-methodological contributions: The research presents an incremental theoretical contribution in the area of valuation of academic patents.Social/Managerial Contributions: Academic patent valuation practices are important mechanisms to induce technological innovation by universities, and the gains are generally defined in the form of royalties.

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Section: Management Practices In Patent Valuationmentioning

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Section: Management Practices In Patent Valuationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Práticas gerenciais de valoração de patentes acadêmicas

Silva

Russo

2022

Int. J. Innov.

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“…TT thrives at some universities and lags at others in spite of current university policy. Stanford, for instance, has maintained a policy of not helping researchers to create spin-off companies [8], yet has more startups to its credit than any other university [9].…”

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Communication and Cultural Change in University Technology Transfer

Wright

2013

Journal of Technical Writing and Communication

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Faculty culture and communication networks are pivotal components of technology transfer on university campuses. Universities are focused upon diffusing technology to external clients and upon building structure and support systems to enhance technology transfer. However, engaging faculty members in technology transfer requires an internal diffusion of new ideas that are largely dependent upon faculty culture. New policies, structures, and support staff help to promote technology transfer ideologically, but are of little use if faculty researchers avoid involvement because of more intangible factors. The current study investigates this internal diffusion on one campus, using interviews with faculty members, administrators, technology transfer office personnel, licensees, and spin-off company administrators. Results show that faculty culture concerning technology transfer is dependent upon informal communication networks, principles of diffusion, history, and social interaction.

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A novel integrated SEM based on DEMATEL for evaluating technology license income performance

Ken

Huang

et al. 2009

PICMET '09 - 2009 Portland International Conference on Management of Engineering &Amp; Technology

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This study proposes a novel two stage approach which combines DEcision-MAking Trial and Evaluation Laboratory (DEMATEL) with structural equation modeling (SEM) for addressing and identifying the interrelationships of determinants and decision factors that influence or impact technology transfer. In the first stage, DEMATEL analysis is capable of revealing the central components and illustrating the interrelation structure of key factors that influence technology license income. Second, the result of DEMATEL offers SEM for further analyzing technology transfer performance. Research results provide a visualized framework to assist in assessing and predicting technology transfer performance-license income in universities.

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Stanford's licensing and equity practices with biotechnology companies

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Práticas gerenciais de valoração de patentes acadêmicas

Práticas gerenciais de valoração de patentes acadêmicas

Communication and Cultural Change in University Technology Transfer

A novel integrated SEM based on DEMATEL for evaluating technology license income performance

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