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I think that's going a bit far. Technology commercialization by universities is the way any academic research (potentially, eventually) reaches the public, and
by hilux 3y ago
I think that's going a bit far.
Technology commercialization by universities is the way any academic research (potentially, eventually) reaches the public, and it's quite normal for the original researchers to be involved in the commercialization venture, as advisers, or as CEO. They know the topic best.
- Root_Denied 3y agoI agree - in cases like this patents are a large part of the motivation behind studying the thing in question, if they didn't have patents they wouldn't do the research. It's up to peer review and replication studies to confirm any effects. Even if there weren't any credibility issues with a piece of research this would be true.