Despite evidence that the Bayh-Dole Act has successfully stimulated the translation of academic research to commercial products, the legislation has put a strain on academic-industry relations in the US, mostly due to differences in the bill’s interpretation and implementation, according to participants in a US House of Representatives subcommittee hearing held last week.
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