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Category Archives: Patently BIOtech
Burrill Report Podcast: Implications of Gene Patent Ruling
The Burrill Report podcast on the impact of the recent decision invalidating patents on genetic materials.
From Lab to Commercialization: NIH Licenses Offer Another Path
If a biomedical breakthrough occurs within a federal lab, chances are your company can license use of the technology from the National Institutes of Health’s Office of Technology Transfer (OTT).
Tomorrow: BIO is “To the Point” on Gene Patenting
BIO is participating in an NPR segment at approximately 2:08pm ET tomorrow on the nationally-syndicated national radio program “To the Point” which originates in NYC. It should air on WAMU in DC, too, for those of you in the Nation’s capital.
FluGen: Tech Transfer in the Madison, Wisconsin Region
FluGen is a strong case study in not only top leading research happening at the UW Madison, but also of how the infrastructure of the region helps this R&D spinout into productive, leading global businesses that help heal, feed and fuel the world.
Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery: Changing ‘Humankind’
The Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery facility is possibly the most-watched building project in the Madison Region today, and is designed with a vision “to change the state of humankind.”
