“Broadly, they find that scientific breakthroughs from public institutions “elicit little or no response from established corporations” over a number of years. A boffin in a university lab might publish brilliant paper after brilliant paper, pushing the frontier of a discipline. Often, however, this has no impact on corporations’ own publications, their patents or the number of scientists that they employ, with life sciences being the exception. And this, in turn, points to a small impact on economy-wide productivity.”
The methodology seems to be completely missing the impact of spin-off companies (generating billions for the universities and the public purse through taxes, jobs, multiplier in economy etc), or indeed even direct licensing to the corporates 🤦
Deeptech VC @ IQ Capital | Investing Seed & Ser A UK/EU
2whttps://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/06/28/electric-car-charges-five-minutes-nyobolt/