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What about inventions made on equipment purchased with federal funds?
How does the Bayh-Dole Act apply to inventions made using equipment purchased with federal funding? Here’s the thing–Bayh-Dole applies to inventions owned by a contractor–a party to a federal funding agreement for research or development. If the inventor is not … Continue reading
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Tagged 37 CFR 401.1, Bayh-Dole, equipment, federal grant, ownership, rotsa ruck
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The Cork in the Keg: Open Source Software Complies with Bayh-Dole But University Invention Practice Often Does Not
Over on Daniel S. Katz’s blog there’s a discussion of university policies and open source software. The issue of Bayh-Dole came up, and I provided a comment there. I’m reposting here, with links and a few typos and awkwardnesses fixed. The … Continue reading
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Tagged 2 CFR 200, 37 CFR 401.1, Bayh-Dole, NIH, open source, software
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