University-Industry Technology Transfer in India: a Plausible Model Based on Success Stories from the USA, Japan, and Israel

Abstract Patenting and technology commercialization activities are rapidly gaining momentum in Indian academia. Currently, there is paucity of data suggesting among This study aims to examine issues regarding academics. The objectives this (1) understand the policy implications university-industry transfer (2) propose a conceptual model for suitable scenario. included our analysis drawn from previous 25 Universities. orientation paper as follows: “Literature Review” subdivided into two sub-sections — “Policies Implemented Leveraging Successful Academic Research Commercialization USA, Japan, Israel” “University Case Studies Universities presented. “Methodology” deals with methodology used study. “Discussion” further three sections “Analysis Comparisons Policy Implications on University-Industry Technology Transfer,” “Practice Transfer Universities/Institutes,” “Conceptual Model Recommended Tech India.” “Conclusion” concludes topic. current practices academia-industry knowledge India limited, an attempt encourage by universities.