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Industry spurs novel research but may hurt ‘blue skies’ science: IIM study

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Industry spurs novel research but may hurt ‘blue skies’ science: IIM study
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A study by IIM Bangalore researchers suggests that while industry involvement in scientific publishing boosts innovation and novelty, it may discourage curiosity-driven 'blue skies' research. The analysis of 11.1 million papers indicates that industry-affiliated research is more likely to combine ideas in novel ways.

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This highlights a potential trade-off in modern science policy between immediate commercial application and long-term fundamental discovery.

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