Is this the end of days for iron-clad prenuptials between Purdue University and its researchers?
Top leaders — along with the university’s newest organization aimed at commercializing research — seem determined to get rid of the stigma that Purdue does more to hurt than help researchers cross the “valley of death,” the precarious stage before innovation hits the market as a tangible object or service.
To read the original article: Purdue shifts paradigms on innovation, commercialization | Indianapolis Star | indystar.com
