The procurement of innovation by the U.S. government

Overview of attention for article published in PLOS ONE, August 2019

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RT @gderasse: #inventions from #procurement #contracts awarded by @DeptofDefense are most often followed by @NSF funding. By contrast, inve…

#inventions from #procurement #contracts awarded by @DeptofDefense are most often followed by @NSF funding. By contrast, inventions funded by @ENERGY are most often followed by @HHSGov funding. Is there/should there be coordination between these entitie…

RT @gderasse: A large number of #patents are filed the year of the start of the #procurement #contract or in the first few years after the…

RT @gderasse: Fact on #innovation #procurement: 228k R&D procurement #contracts were issued in 2000-2013 in the US but a mere 3.5k of them…

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