Commercialisation: Bridging the University-Industry Gap

Chloe Billing; Simon Collinson; George Bramley; Elio Di Muccio; Benhildah Rumbwere Dube; Maximilian  Margreiter

Commercialisation: Bridging the University-Industry Gap

Chloe Billing, Simon Collinson, George Bramley, Elio Di Muccio, Benhildah Rumbwere Dube, Maximilian Margreiter

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The Industrial Strategy Green Paper (2017) highlighted that whilst the UK ranks first in many key global measures of research quality; in terms of intellectual property income generated against research resources and the number of successful spin-off companies the UK performs far behind US institutions. This paper investigates this long-term, systemic problem of the UK university-industry gap which limits the adoption and diffusion of new technologies.

Original language	English
Publisher	City-REDI, University of Birmingham
Number of pages	15
Publication status	Published - 1 Oct 2019

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commercialisation
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