Rewarding true innovation

Rewarding true innovation

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Rewarding innovation in drug discovery.

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Rewarding Incremental Innovation in Cancer Research

Volume 5(6) 1000e123 J Cancer Sci Ther ISSN:1948-5956 JCST, an open access journal The landmark decision to rejection of patent to anti-cancer drug ‘Glivec’ by Indian Supreme Court has catalysed range of debates around importance of innovation in research and development. The patent plea by Novartis for beta crystalline for of imanitib (i.e. glivec) was considered as an attempt to extend period...

Rewarding Results or Rewarding Efforts?

Abstract The main objective of teaching is to make sure that the students learn the required material. From this viewpoint, it seems reasonable to reward students when they learn this material. In other words, it seems reasonable to assign the student’s rewards (such as grades) based on their level of knowledge. However, experiments show that, contrary to this seemingly intuitive conclusion, we...

A Tried-and-True Method for Encouraging Innovation