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The Arizona Commerce Authority Guidance on Bayh-Dole, 5
What might the Arizona Commerce Authority do to revise their guidance? Here are some helpful suggestions. First, audience. Focus on small company issues and leave the nonprofits for another time. There’s plenty written for nonprofits elsewhere. Give an account of … Continue reading
Penn State’s Protection Racket, 25: Precarious Position on IP
[I have made a few edits for style and clarity, and one update of a citation based on NIST’s renumbering.] Had enough of Penn State? I sure have, but we are not done. Penn State is not an outlier in … Continue reading
Posted in Bayh-Dole, Bozonet, Sponsored Research
Tagged basic position, IP, Penn State
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Penn State’s Pscyhomagnotheric IP Policy
[I have restored some broken links–I will have to revisit to see how Penn State has dealt with its goofy policy drafting. 15 Nov 2022.] Four years ago, Penn State announced that it was adopting a new policy to allow industry … Continue reading
Posted in Agreements, Bozonet, Policy, Sponsored Research
Tagged employment, IP, Penn State, research
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Moose Turd Pie, and No Good
The Economist ran a cover story last week on “how science goes wrong”: An argument of the piece is that journals like splashy claims but don’t have room for studies that announce validation of prior reports. The article goes on … Continue reading
Posted in Bad Science, Freedom, Innovation, Policy, Technology Transfer
Tagged Ioannidis, IP, moose turd pie, policy, Teece
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Well, if you don’t like these five things, I’ve got others.
Innovation Daily has just published “Five Things Technology Transfer Offices Wish Their Start-ups Knew.” This appears to be based on a presentation the author made at the last AUTM meeting. Perhaps that’s why the piece argues that university IP offices … Continue reading
Posted in History, Innovation, IP, Policy, Technology Transfer
Tagged comitatus, IP, protection, startup, technology transfer
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Ownership vs Stewardship, Fictionally Speaking
I have a perspective piece on ownership, stewardship, and Bayh-Dole after Stanford v Roche that has been published in Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News. I thought I would put a link here if folks wanted to see it. Everyone talks … Continue reading
Posted in Bozonet, Policy, Technology Transfer
Tagged adiaphora, IP, ownership, policy, stewardship
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IP in 3DP
Hit this article yesterday. Nice summary analysis of 3D printing under UK IP laws. Upshot is that many private uses won’t infringe. Nice discussion of the difference between using a control program to run a 3D printer to make an … Continue reading