*Driving Forces: Technology Transfer (Facts & Figures)

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*Driving Forces: Market Research, Intelligence, Analysis, Datapoints, Databases & Trends
*Driving Forces: Triple Helix _ Translation, Commercialization, Technology Transfer, SBIR/STTR, OTA, NonTraditional / New Business Models

2004: AUTM:FY 2004 Licensing Survey
2004: AUTM:FY 2004 Licensing Survey Data
23% of licenses are due to the impact of technology transfer offices
462 new companies based on an academic discovery were formed in 2004
567 products, in the U.S. alone, based on university or nonprofit research results were introduced in 2004
65% of licenses and options executed in fiscal year 2004 went to companies with fewer than 500 employees.
74.5% percent of the new companies were located in the state/province of the academic institution
82% of invention disclosures were of potentially patentable inventions; copyrightable materials, other and biologicals made up t
92% of variation in licensing income explained by movement in 4 independent variables:Labor, Age of OTT, Tech-Pole Index & Resea
Facts, Figures & Trends: AUTM
R&D Innovation Rankings
R&D Scorecard (2005)
R&D Scorecard Table (2005)
R&D Spending By Sector (2005)
R&D Spending Growth By Sector(2005)
R&D Top Company Spending (2005)
Technology Review:2005 Licensing Report