University licensing and the flow of scientific knowledge

Thompson, Neil; Ziedonis, Arvids A.; Mowery, David C.

doi:10.1016/j.respol.2018.03.008

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“…This result was confirmed using WOS as an alternative source of information for the number of scientific papers published annually at the university institutions level. Such a conclusion corroborates the findings in a number of related studies in this field (Hsu, & Ken, 2014;Thompson, Ziedonis, & Mowery, 2016). The same data suggests that larger universities are able to generate larger numbers of registered patents; this suggests the possibility that larger institutions are able to afford certain types of research infrastructure such as specialized laboratories and related facilities that endow them with higher innovation performance (Ho et al, 2014;Moutinho, Au-Yong-Oliveira, Coelho, & Manso, 2016;Cantu-Ortiz, Galeano, Mora-Castro, & Fangmeyer, 2017).…”

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When Size Matters: Trends in Innovation and Patents in Latin American Universities

Ramirez-Hernandez

Castro

2019

Journal of Technology Management & Innovation

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This paper characterizes the trends in technological innovation and intellectual property in four Latin American countries (Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru). Toward this aim, we collected a database of patents granted at the national and university levels in combination with information from a variety of sources to construct a set of plausible explanatory variables. Based on panel data at the national level, we verify that the number of patents granted to universities is strongly associated with the share of resources, as a percentage of GDP, invested in science and technology. At the university level, we find that institutions with more scientific publications and larger enrolment size tend to be granted more innovation patents. To some extent, the evidence presented in this paper indicates that both the absolute and relative sizes of resources invested in scientific and technological research at the university level are subject to economies of scale: a greater amount of resources invested in technological research is associated with increasing levels of innovation and patenting activity.

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When Size Matters: Trends in Innovation and Patents in Latin American Universities

Ramirez-Hernandez

Castro

2019

Journal of Technology Management & Innovation

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“…Many reasons to encourage co-authorship in research works have been cited in the literature, one of the most recurrent is that unlike publishing individually, the co-authorship has a greater impact on the research in terms of the number of publications and citation (Lee and Bozeman, 2005;Ponomariov and Boardman 2010). Which is why, over time, coauthorships in all disciplines have increased (Lopaciuk 2016;De Stefano et al, 2013;Kronegger et al, 2011;Acedo et al, 2006;Laband and Tollison, 2000), and the number of coauthors per publication has also increased (Goyal et al, 2006;Wuchty et al, 2007) although the degrees and types of collaboration differ from one country to another, and from discipline to discipline.…”

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Co-authorship network of national researchers of Social Sciences in Mexico

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Moreno-Jiménez²

2020

RDLUZ

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In Mexico, the most outstanding researchers are distinguished by the National Council of Science and Technology. Although, in the international literature, researcher's co-authorship networks and their impact on efficacy have been studied, in Mexico this type of studies is showing a greater boom, so the objective of this paper is to analyze the structure of the network of co-authorships of the researchers in Social Sciences level 3 of the country. For this purpose, the research method was based on the theory of networks and specifically on topology metrics. One of the conclusions of the research is that the researchers under study publish in a similar proportion individually or collaboratively, configuring a fragmented co-authorship network with a main component with properties that are explained by both the small-world and the free-scale model.

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“…Sin embargo, al reflexionar que las universidades son las unidades rectoras en la producción de conocimientos científicos (Thompson, Ziedonis & Mowery, 2018) es que se necesitan PCU coherentes para la búsqueda de conocimientos fluidos y progresivos. Cualquier análisis científico en forma prescriptiva derivado de las PCU puede establecer la creación optimizada sobre lo que se realiza en el presente y de esta manera, orientar disímiles actividades en el futuro.…”

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Política científica universitaria: pensamiento estratégico

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Saavedra

Pérez

2019

Campus

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La política científica universitaria obedece a proyecciones en el tiempo donde cada competencia profesional involucrada en el proceso debe entender la obligación de preocuparse para que los bienes y/o servicios sociales que se brindan sean coherentes y consistentes, además, de concebir cuánto se hace de forma eficiente en el presente para alcanzar un futuro mejor y aceptable. Dentro de la política científica universitaria, implementar pensamientos estratégicos posibilita la retroalimentación social y con ello, el reconocimiento funcional de desarrollo sobre cualquier estructura e indicadores cognitivos dinámicos y operativos que puedan ser verificados y en particular, validados. Palabras clave: política científica universitaria, modelos cognitivos, pensamiento estratégico aBstraCtThe university scientific policy obeys to projections in the time where each professional competence involved in the process must understand the obligation to worry so that the goods and / or social services that are provided are coherent and consistent, in addition, to conceive how much is done in a way efficient in the present to reach a better and acceptable future. Within the university's scientific policy, implementing strategic thoughts allows social feedback and with it, the functional recognition of development on any structure and dynamic and operational cognitive indicators that can be verified and in particular, validated.

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University licensing and the flow of scientific knowledge

Cited by 30 publications

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When Size Matters: Trends in Innovation and Patents in Latin American Universities

When Size Matters: Trends in Innovation and Patents in Latin American Universities

Co-authorship network of national researchers of Social Sciences in Mexico

Política científica universitaria: pensamiento estratégico

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