Small Business Innovation in the Public Interest
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Small Business Innovation in the Public Interest
A Study of the U.S. National Institutes of Health
Link, Albert N.; O'Connor, Alan C.
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
03/2025
172
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9781035330164
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Contents
1 Introduction to Small Business Innovation in the Public
Interest
2 Background about the National Institutes of Health
3 A closer look at two NIH Institutes
4 SBIR and STTR at the National Institutes of Health
5 Firms' sources of knowledge and Phase II SBIR projects
6 Commercialization patterns of SBIR Phase II awardees
7 Commercialization patterns of minority- and womenowned firms
8 Collaboration patterns of NIH-funded small businesses
9 Significance of NIH funding for small businesses
10 Commercialization patterns among multipleaward
recipients
11 A road to be traveled
References
1 Introduction to Small Business Innovation in the Public
Interest
2 Background about the National Institutes of Health
3 A closer look at two NIH Institutes
4 SBIR and STTR at the National Institutes of Health
5 Firms' sources of knowledge and Phase II SBIR projects
6 Commercialization patterns of SBIR Phase II awardees
7 Commercialization patterns of minority- and womenowned firms
8 Collaboration patterns of NIH-funded small businesses
9 Significance of NIH funding for small businesses
10 Commercialization patterns among multipleaward
recipients
11 A road to be traveled
References
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National Institutes of Health (NIH); small businesses; technology and innovation; Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR); patents and scientific publications; minority and women-owned firms
Contents
1 Introduction to Small Business Innovation in the Public
Interest
2 Background about the National Institutes of Health
3 A closer look at two NIH Institutes
4 SBIR and STTR at the National Institutes of Health
5 Firms' sources of knowledge and Phase II SBIR projects
6 Commercialization patterns of SBIR Phase II awardees
7 Commercialization patterns of minority- and womenowned firms
8 Collaboration patterns of NIH-funded small businesses
9 Significance of NIH funding for small businesses
10 Commercialization patterns among multipleaward
recipients
11 A road to be traveled
References
1 Introduction to Small Business Innovation in the Public
Interest
2 Background about the National Institutes of Health
3 A closer look at two NIH Institutes
4 SBIR and STTR at the National Institutes of Health
5 Firms' sources of knowledge and Phase II SBIR projects
6 Commercialization patterns of SBIR Phase II awardees
7 Commercialization patterns of minority- and womenowned firms
8 Collaboration patterns of NIH-funded small businesses
9 Significance of NIH funding for small businesses
10 Commercialization patterns among multipleaward
recipients
11 A road to be traveled
References
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