The positive correlation between education (EDUCATION) and patent citations is expected because higher education leads to a more skilled labor force, which would then be more likely to create technological advance via patents.
They want to keep benefiting from all the things our government does for them so they can make profits -- our legal system to protect their investments and patents, our education and training system to train their workers, our transportation system to get their products to market, our federally sponsored research, our military -- but they want the rest of us to front their share of the bill.
If you have a business it depends on public resources: roads, bridges, the Interstate highway system, sewers, a water supply, airports and air traffic control, the Federal Reserve, a patent office, public education for your employees, public health, the electric grid, the satellite communication system, the Internet, and all the government research behind computer science.
In the "linear" knowledge production model, academia's best contribution to problem resolution lies in the adequate transfer of knowledge (through communication, education, patenting, or publication) to other actors charged with the implementation of such knowledge in the form of products, procedures, regulations, or problem solutions.
Patents with higher education level had an overall increase in PHS (p = 0.005).
The video, above, features Ladyada and her pink hair grilling the president on patent reform and STEM education.
Because opportunities for Ph.D. scientists range from patent law to science education to drug development, "connect with people in different areas.
For example, OECD indicators for regions include demographic statistics, innovation indicators (R&D expenditures, education, and patenting activity), labor statistics, regional accounts (Gross Domestic Product indicators), and social indicators (for example, for health and safety; OECD 2014; http://stats.oecd.org/).org/
Tech policy is more than just piracy and immigration reform: it's tax reform, STEM education, cybersecurity, privacy, patent rights, broadband expansion, libel law, wireless spectrum — not to mention all of the local policies, such as taxi and hotel regulation, wreaking havoc on startups.
Shakespeare knew his way with a pen, but he also lived in a culture that put a premium on ideas, spread education, introduced new patents for inventions and did not always rigorously enforce censorship laws.Mr Lehrer concludes with a call for better policy to "increase our collective creativity".
