Patent–standard similarity
Semantic similarity measures for more than 200 million patent–standard pairs from ETSI, IEEE, and ITU-T.
I am a Ramón y Cajal Research Professor (tenured) in the Department of Economics and Business at Universitat Pompeu Fabra.
In my work, I empirically examine innovation, intellectual property, science, and technological change.
How firms and academic researchers respond differently to changes in demand for pharmaceutical research.
Evidence on how plaintiffs select courts in German patent litigation.
How organizations respond when inventors lose internal or external collaborators.
What laboratory disasters reveal about specialized equipment and scientific productivity.
How patent invalidation changes subsequent innovation.
Semantic similarity measures for more than 200 million patent–standard pairs from ETSI, IEEE, and ITU-T.
Employment histories and inventive activity for more than 150,000 inventors in Germany from 1980 to 2014.
Alongside academic research, I work with firms, public institutions, and other organizations on empirical questions involving innovation, intellectual property, technology, and data.