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Articles by Carol Robbins
One-Fifth of USPTO Semiconductor Utility Patents Granted to Residents of Santa Clara County, California between 2000 and 2020
Note(s): Utility patents are fractionally allocated among counties based on the proportion of residences of all named inventors. Science and Engineering Indicators 2022 classifies patent data into 35 comprehensive and nonoverlapping technology fields, which are based on the World Intellectual Property Organization’s 2008 International Patent Classification (https://www.wipo.int/classifications/ipc/en/). Patents identify inventions that may later be introduced into use as an innovation.
Research and development for the public good: Strengthening societal innovation
Investments in research and development (R&D) are important keys to future prosperity. What countries spend on generating new knowledge, products, services, and processes is important for economic development and technology innovation. Yet currently there are a number of barriers to R&D support in the United States. There exist limitations in terms of vision, strategy, and policies that could keep America from achieving vital national goals.
LETTER: Support businesses that care enough to keep us safe
OPINION Carol Robbins, Dallastown Published 2:19 p.m. ET June 4, 2020 Buy Photo A long exposure shows Route 30 traffic passing a busy Round the Clock Diner in Manchester Township, Saturday night, May 30, 2020. Dawn J. Sagert photo (Photo: The York Dispatch) The current health pandemic has had devastating consequences on the lives and businesses of so many people worldwide. For a restaurant like Round the Clock Diner to open in defiance of Gov.
The State of U.S. Science and Engineering 2020
U.S. R&D Performance and Funding Businesses perform and fund most of the overall R&D in the United States as well as most of the applied research and experimental development. Higher education is the second-largest performer of R&D and performs the largest share of basic research; the federal government is the second-largest funder of R&D and funds the largest share of basic research.
Sen. Ernst should support Toxic Exposure Research Act
The recent Agent Orange Symposium focused on something we have known all along: Vietnam veterans suffer from a host of medical ailments that are most likely related to their routine exposure to the dangerous carcinogen dioxin [Iowa soldiers exposed to Agent Orange no longer forgotten, April 27]. Even more concerning is the possible effect on the offspring of Vietnam vets who were exposed to Agent Orange.
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