Purdue nabbed 175 U.S. patents for invention in 2020, among the most by a university worldwide

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2 thoughts on “Purdue nabbed 175 U.S. patents for invention in 2020, among the most by a university worldwide

  1. Query: how many of the approved patents categorized as Purdue or IU patents came from researchers and faculty at IUPUI? Is there a breakdown by campus? West Lafayette or Indianapolis? Bloomington or Indianapolis? I think you’ll find a good number of them derive from IUPUI.

    The University of California got top billing, but there are multiple UC campuses, including Berkeley, Los Angeles, Davis, Santa Barbara, San Francisco, etc. And Berkeley and UCLA don’t have anything to do with each other. Univ of California as a bucket is a meaningless category.

    1. IUPUI’s achievements often get swept under the rug. On IBJ specifically, researchers at IUPUI are often just labeled as “IU researches”, which is technically correct but a little bit misleading. IU itself stopped reporting external research funding from individual campuses a few years back after IUPUI surpassed IU Bloomington in external research funding.

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