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February 7th, 2006
Growing conflict over nanotech intellectual property
Abstract:
Christine Peterson:An article in InformationWeek, while focused primarily on information technology, has lessons for nanotech as well:
"U.S. universities need to recognize they’re in a global showdown for research dollars. But sometimes they’re their own worst enemies in landing such funding. The culprit: The conflict over who gets the right to collect royalties on patents resulting from vendor-sponsored university research."
Source:
nanodot
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