Corpus ID: 150556380

Commercializing University Innovations: A Better Way

@inproceedings{Litan2007CommercializingUI,
  title={Commercializing University Innovations: A Better Way},
  author={R. Litan and L. Mitchell and E. Reedy and Ewing Marion Kauffman},
  year={2007}
}

• R. Litan, L. Mitchell, +1 author Ewing Marion Kauffman
• Published 2007
• Political Science

With the passage of the Bayh-Dole Act of 1980, the federal government explicitly endorsed the transfer of exclusive control over government-funded inventions to universities and businesses operating with federal contracts. While this legislation was intended to accelerate further development and commercialization of the ideas and inventions developed under federal contracts, the government did not provide any strategy, process, tools, or resources to shepherd innovations from the halls of… Expand

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