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May 13th, 2007
The first intellectual property rights auction in Europe will be held in Munich
Abstract:
But even Bayer is willing to experiment. On Tuesday, it will auction off a license for electrochromic systems, a nanotechnology used to tint windows and enable car mirrors to be used as digital displays. Besides royalties, Steiling said Bayer wants to cut the cost of maintaining 80,000 patents.
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