We examine the influence of faculty patenting on the rate, quality, and content of public research outputs in a panel dataset of 3,862 academic life scientists. Using inverse probability of treatment weights (IPTW) to account for self-selection into patenting, we find that patenting has a positive effect on the rate of publications and a weak positive effect on the quality of these publications. We also find that patenters may be shifting their research focus to questions of commercial interest. We conclude that the often voiced concern that patenting in academe has a nefarious effect on public research output is misplaced.Columbia Business SchoolEugene Lang Center for Entrepreneurshi
The recent increase in patenting by European and American university researchers has raised concer...
Based on longitudinal data for a matched sample of 592 Italian academic inventors and controls, the ...
Based on longitudinal data for a matched sample of 592 Italian academic inventors and controls, the ...
We examine the influence of faculty patenting on the rate, quality, and content of public research o...
We examine the influence of faculty patenting on the rate, quality, and content of public research o...
We examine the influence of faculty patenting activity on the rate, quality, and content of public r...
The recent increase in patenting by university researchers has concerned observers asking if increas...
This paper contributes to the ongoing debate on the impact of academic patenting on publishing and ...
A series of technology transfer policies formalized the trend of universities involving in commercia...
Based on longitudinal data for a matched sample of 592 Italian academic inventors and controls, the ...
Based on longitudinal data for a matched sample of 592 Italian academic inventors and controls, the ...
Based on longitudinal data for a matched sample of 592 Italian academic inventors and controls, the ...
Based on longitudinal data for a matched sample of 592 Italian academic inventors and controls, the ...
Based on longitudinal data for a matched sample of 592 Italian academic inventors and controls, the ...
Based on longitudinal data for a matched sample of 592 Italian academic inventors and controls, the ...
The recent increase in patenting by European and American university researchers has raised concer...
Based on longitudinal data for a matched sample of 592 Italian academic inventors and controls, the ...
Based on longitudinal data for a matched sample of 592 Italian academic inventors and controls, the ...
We examine the influence of faculty patenting on the rate, quality, and content of public research o...
We examine the influence of faculty patenting on the rate, quality, and content of public research o...
We examine the influence of faculty patenting activity on the rate, quality, and content of public r...
The recent increase in patenting by university researchers has concerned observers asking if increas...
This paper contributes to the ongoing debate on the impact of academic patenting on publishing and ...
A series of technology transfer policies formalized the trend of universities involving in commercia...
Based on longitudinal data for a matched sample of 592 Italian academic inventors and controls, the ...
Based on longitudinal data for a matched sample of 592 Italian academic inventors and controls, the ...
Based on longitudinal data for a matched sample of 592 Italian academic inventors and controls, the ...
Based on longitudinal data for a matched sample of 592 Italian academic inventors and controls, the ...
Based on longitudinal data for a matched sample of 592 Italian academic inventors and controls, the ...
Based on longitudinal data for a matched sample of 592 Italian academic inventors and controls, the ...
The recent increase in patenting by European and American university researchers has raised concer...
Based on longitudinal data for a matched sample of 592 Italian academic inventors and controls, the ...
Based on longitudinal data for a matched sample of 592 Italian academic inventors and controls, the ...