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Category Archives: Patently BIOtech
Technology Transfer: Promoting Public-Private Collaborations for Innovation
BIO President and CEO Jim Greenwood penned an op-ed for the September issue of BioPharm International on the importance of technology transfer from academia to industry, as encouraged by the Bayh-Dole Act of 1980. The Bayh-Dole Act, which permits and encourages industry to partner with research universities to turn federally-funded basic research into new and valuable products, is a critical factor in driving America’s innovation economy. Because of this legislation, the U.S. leads the world Read More >
Finding Value in Early Stage Collaborations at the BIO Technology Transfer Symposium
The BIO Technology Transfer Symposium dissects recent academia-industry collaborations and evaluates the value in early stage biotechnology investments. The event occurs in San Francisco on October 8th ahead of the BIO Investor Forum and provides a unique opportunity for bringing academia, industry, and the investment community together. This year’s event is headlined by Tom Thornton from the Cleveland Clinic, a leading academic medical center. The first panel highlights the collaboration between Duke Translational Research Institute Read More >
Strong IP Protection is Critical Component of Trade Agreement
The next round of discussion on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) began yesterday in nearby Leesburg, VA. The TPP currently includes eleven countries (Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, U.S. and Vietnam) and other countries in the region, such as Japan and Korea, may join in the future. The TPP will set an important precedent for global trade rules. It is described by the U.S. Trade Representative as “an ambitious, 21st-century … Read More >
