The phrase "academic discoveries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to new findings or insights gained through scholarly research or study in an academic context.
Example: "The conference showcased several groundbreaking academic discoveries that could change the way we understand climate change."
Alternatives: "scholarly findings" or "research breakthroughs".
And fewer academic discoveries spawn businesses.
Spinning academic discoveries into commercial riches, however, turned out to be a slow, uncertain process.
While many drugs are based on academic discoveries, Amgen itself discovered the role of RANK ligand in the 1990s.
In 1980, it passed the Bayh-Dole Act, a law designed to speed up the commercialization of academic discoveries.
The deal was brokered by Greenovation, a small German company that specializes in licensing academic discoveries in biotechnology.
When all four gears turn together, academic discoveries make the leap from bench to bedside or to factory, power plant, or wherever else it can help society.
It will drive growth, foster innovation and usher in a new era of academic discovery and collaboration.
Giving people the right to roam freely over publicly funded research will usher in a new era of academic discovery and collaboration, and will put the UK at the forefront of open research.
"Giving people the right to roam freely over publicly funded research will usher in a new era of academic discovery and collaboration, and will put the UK at the very forefront of open research," Willetts writes in the Guardian.
"One of the frustrating aspects of academic, discovery-based research is that the minute you figure out how to do things repeatedly and reproducibly, you immediately go on to something else".
The digital evolution of the security sector plays to California's strengths: a tradition of scientific excellence in its universities and the ability to turn academic discovery into commercial achievement.
