Italy lags in translating research into marketable innovations, hindering its competitivenessExecutive summary: Italy is falling behind in converting scientific research into market‑ready products. This weakness reduces the country’s innovation capacity, limits competitiveness in high‑value sectors and slows economic growth. Italian universities and research institutions, businesses seeking innovation, and policymakers responsible for research and industrial strategy. Expect calls for increased public‑private partnership programmes, reform of technology transfer offices and targeted incentives for R&D commercialisation.The report highlights a persistent gap between Italy's strong research output and its ability to bring discoveries to market, a shortfall that affects productivity and growth. Without stronger links between universities, public research centres and companies, innovative ideas risk remaining trapped in laboratories. Bridging this divide will require targeted policies, better funding mechanisms and stronger incentives for industry‑academia collaboration.Connected developmentsLa Gdo rallenta in Italia: flessione dell'1,69% tra l'8 e il 14 giugnoCase vacanza in Italia, Forte dei Marmi e Cortina le più care: la mappa dei prezziEts: solo il 9% dei proventi per il clima in ItaliaLa Campania cresce dello 0,9%, ma più della media ItaliaOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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