Sebastian Leck

Q&A: Dr. Richard Gold on why open science partnerships could reverse declining research productivity

Sebastian Leck
March 24, 2021

Spending on scientific research has been rising for the last 50 years while, at the same time, researcher productivity has been dropping. That’s what Dr. Richard Gold, law professor and Director of the Centre for Intellectual Property Policy at McGill University, argues in a new paper that positions open science partnerships as a potential solution.

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