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Antibiotic Breakthrough Ends 25-Year Discovery Dro...
How much of that goes to the actual researchers vs the school?
scott_karana
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Cynically, even if the school gets 100% of the profits, the feedback loop of "encourage drug development, get paid" functions properly. They would only have to pay their researchers
just enough
to continue working...
skosuri
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Depends on the school. The general rule of thumb is about 1/3rd to the inventors themselves, 1/3rd to the department, 1/3 to the school.
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The guy at Northwestern who discovered Lyrica is a multimillionaire. The incoming royalties are usually split between the researcher and school.
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