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STAKEHOLDERS

Research infrastructures

Private sector

Public sector

Mass media

Policy makers & Funders

Researchers

VALUE LEGENDS

Knowledge, information

Data, tools, instruments

Scientific recognition & RI visibility

Economic value, innovation, efficiency gain

Networking & Qualification

Societal solutions

Enabling science

Technology transfer and licensing

This pathway expands on the traditional ‘knowledge push’ idea by adding the element of a proactive approach by the RI to communicate, sell or license results and findings of its research activities to suitable recipients. In cases where the end recipients are from the private sector and the developed technology or knowledge is of interest to industry, this pathway links to P7.

Primary

Indicators

Economy and Innovation

Activity

  • Co-patenting with companies
  • Number of non-patented technologies developed
  • Joint technological developments with industry
  • Number of scientific instruments/infrastructures developed
  • Number of software tools developed
  • Number of applications to use data developed
  • Number of patents filed

Outcome

  • Number of patents licensed
  • Uptake of accessible data sets/instruments/tools outside RI (by firms)
  • Patent citations
  • Stimulation of technology diffusion
  • Number of spin-offs created 
  • Number of spin-offs surviving to date
  • Number of non-patented technologies licensed
  • Firms using a novel technique or procedure

Impact

  • Corporate efficiency gains through use/application of RI data
  • Technological impact: Number of new technologies and designs
  • Added value of RI-owned patents and other IP

Secondary

Indicators

Policy
Human Resources
Economy and Innovation
Society

Activity

  • Presence of RI in relevant thematic committees
  • Provision of databases in support of public policy
  • Provision of expert advice in public policy
  • Provision of empirical data in support of public policy

Outcome

  • Success rate of follow up funding applications at project level
  • Success rate of funding grants from national/supra-national sources
  • Uptake of RI input in political discussions
  • Uptake of RI input in committee discussions

Impact

  • Notable changes in relevant regulations
  • Notable changes in funding decisions

Activity

  • Number of publications
  • Number of publications weighted by impact
  • Number of training measures, by type of users
  • Number of higher education students trained within RI

Outcome

  • Satisfaction of people trained

Activity

  • Production capacities (of drugs, etc.)
  • Number of students working in enterprise and using RI
  • Number of firms/private companies using facilities (for testing, etc.), by type
  • Number of projects funded by industry
  • Research results fed into shared data sets/repositories
  • Number, volume, nature of procurement, by supplier type
  • Number and Volume of regional (and total) suppliers

Outcome

  • Business usage of RI information (e.g. via browser)
  • Uptake of accessible data sets/instruments/tools outside RI (in science)

Impact

  • Market expansion impact: increased revenues
  • Market expansion impact: increased sales volume
  • Market creation impact: triggered sales volume

Outcome

  • Use of open data (access and download)

Impact

  • Contribution to environmental sustainability: Energy & Waste issues