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Category Archives: Patently BIOtech
Twitter Twang: June 29th
a summary of Twitter-derived biotechnology news, inspired by hardworking Twitterers
BIO IP News Weekly for June 26, 2009
This week’s BIO IP News Weekly includes an analysis of Professor John Duffy in Business Week, an essay on technology transfer and university-industry collaboration in the Scientist Magazine, updates on USPTO funding and follow-on biologics, a blogger’s look at a U.S. Senator’s struggles to defend intellectual property rights, as well as a link to the recently published 2009 OECD Biotechnology Statistics report summary.
BIO IP News Weekly for June 19, 2009
This week I include a Nature Biotechnology article on scientific communications, a BBC article on river blindness, and a Heritage Foundation essay on patents.
BIO to USA Today: Patents Promote Innovation
Public debate over access to, and use of, genetic technology is a good thing. It requires the consideration of many factors, including coverage and cost, concerns over genetic discrimination and myriad regulatory issues.
