Secondly, in order to cultivate a dynamic innovation environment, incentives for commercialisation of publicly funded R&D at KBIs should be strengthened and the patent management of the intellectual property rights (IPRs) needs to be improved.
In 2002, IP legal reforms designed to encourage commercialisation of publicly funded research were introduced in Germany.
The policy reforms on patenting by universities and non-university PROs in Germany were designed to increase the technology transfer and commercialisation of publicly funded research.
He is funding the commercialisation of low-power lighting, next-generation solar cells and super-strong building materials.
Horrocks will tell staff that the service's increased commercialisation – or "top-up funding" – will enable the launch of extra services without increasing costs to the licence fee payer.
The emerging human spare parts industry in Tampere is not alone in its lack of entrepreneurial activity and difficulties in acquiring funding for commercialisation (see Hellman et al. 2011; Johnson et al 2011; Martin et al 2006), as it is the anatomy of the industry in itself (Pisano 2006).
Governmental initiatives, such as 'University Challenge' (which provided seed funding) and HEROBC or HEIF (which build knowledge transfer capabilities in universities), have encouraged universities, through the provision of funding, to undertake commercialisation activities (Salter et al. 2000).
Nationally, it has served as symbol of our contributions to economic development and has increased our eligibility and likelihood for success with regard to translational and commercialisation programs from foundations and federal funding programs.
Great improvement in the levels of grain production, adequate and regular funding of the programme, commercialisation of research findings on grain production and reorganisation of the management of the programme are some of the policy measures prescribed for full realisation of the objectives of the SGRSP in Nigeria.
To construct the commercialisation competences, BioMediTech has utilised the so-called Tutli funding that is a funding programme of TEKES.
"CIC plans to invest the £50m over the next three years, and hopes to make its first investments by the end of the year," a spokeswoman for Cambridge University's commercialisation arm, Cambridge Enterprise, which will support the fund, told TechCrunch.
