Research Commercialization
Research commercialisation is the process of turning laboratory results into products and companies, through licensing, spin-outs and partnerships.
Why It Matters
Most research value is lost at this step, where funding, manufacturing knowledge and management are needed at the same time.
Related Terms
- Technology TransferTechnology transfer is the movement of technology and know-how from where it was developed, often a university or public laboratory, to a company that will use it.
- PatentA patent is a time-limited legal right to exclude others from using an invention, granted in exchange for publishing how it works.
- Deep TechDeep tech describes companies built on substantial scientific or engineering advances, where the risk is whether the technology works at all, not only whether customers want it.
- R&DResearch and development is a company's spending on creating new products, processes and knowledge, from early research to engineering a product for manufacture.
VANTAGE52 Coverage
Published reporting filed under the topics behind this concept.
How Reflect Studio Is Turning Merchandise Into a New Commercial Model in Turkiye
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Turkiye Wants Istanbul To Become A Global Gateway For Tech Investment
More than 100 investors and $100 billion of assets arrive to look at what the ecosystem built.
Terminal Istanbul Is Betting On A Bigger Future For Turkiye's Tech Economy
An airport built to move passengers is being rebuilt to move capital, technology and companies.
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