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Conspiracy against inventors’ rights and 18 USC 241/42 USC 1983
University administrators have been fond to claim that the Bayh-Dole Act gives their universities ownership of inventions made with federal support–or a right of first refusal, or a prohibition on assigning ownership to anyone other than the university. This was … Continue reading
Posted in Bayh-Dole, Litigation, Policy
Tagged 18 USC 241, 42 USC 1983, Bayh-Dole, Cincinnati, Colorado State, conspiracy, patent rights clause, Rutgers, University of Southern California, Washington
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The Most Innovative Public University in the World
The University of Washington ran a press release a couple of days ago announcing that Thomson Reuters has named UW the “most innovative public university in the world.” A reader might think that the ranking methodology includes the number of startups, … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation, Metrics
Tagged patents, thomson, Washington
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Faked Metrics in University of Washington “Commercialization”
[Updated to include a detail on the collateral damage done by UW taking over Fluke Hall. Updated also with a link to a discussion of SNUPI–rebranded WallyHome, tech acquired by Sears. Update 6/1/17 to include a discussion of IDGenomics; Update … Continue reading