Ohio State University made a record $3.2 million in royalties and other income in fiscal 2017 from licensing technology developed by its researchers and staff.
That represents a nearly 50 percent increase from five years ago and the largest one-year jump since then.
But unless something drastic changes at other Big Ten schools, Ohio State won’t move up very far in the ranks of the conference’s tech commercialization champs.
In the prior year that ended June 30, 2016, Ohio State’s $2.66 million…
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Ohio State tech licensing income tops $3M for first time, still low among Big Ten research schools