Article published in Science | Business, 20 February 2024. Read it here.
While patents remain an important part of the technology transfer landscape, other options are increasingly being explored to extract value from academic knowledge. This is embracing the social sciences, arts and humanities, and includes devising processes to automate high-volume licensing of lower value assets such as software, models and designs.
Providing tools to support this effort is the goal of IMPAC3T-IP, a project that has just kicked off with funding by Horizon Europe, which is also looking at assisting knowledge transfer in crisis situations, and where knowledge is generated through in collaboration with civil society and other groups.
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