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Tag Archives: innovation
BIO Hails Senate Passage of America Invents Act
BIO Hails Senate Passage of America Invents Act Bipartisan, consensus-oriented approach will strengthen nation’s patent system and spur innovation, job creation Washington, D.C. (March 8, 2011) – Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) President and CEO Jim Greenwood released the following statement on the passage today of the America Invents Act (S. 23) by the U.S. Senate: “BIO commends the Senate for its overwhelming passage of the America Invents Act by a vote of 95-5. We appreciate Read More >
Senator Leahy’s remarks on Senate Judiciary’s Innovation Agenda
Here are remarks Senator Leahy made at the Newseum yesterday regarding the Senate Judiciary’s agenda for the 112th Congress. I have inserted below his comments on promoting innovation and creating jobs. Promoting Innovation and Creating Jobs While we continue our work to protect the taxpayers’ dollars, we must also focus on protecting American jobs. Last year, the Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously supported bipartisan efforts to stop online criminals from stealing our Nation’s intellectual property. Online Read More >
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Tags: anti-competitive, antitrust, economic development, health insurance companies, infringment, innovation, Innovation and job creation, Intellectual Property, job creation, job growth, Patent Reform, Patent Reform Act, patents, Senate Judiciary, Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Grassley, Senator Leahy
Tags: anti-competitive, antitrust, economic development, health insurance companies, infringment, innovation, Innovation and job creation, Intellectual Property, job creation, job growth, Patent Reform, Patent Reform Act, patents, Senate Judiciary, Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Grassley, Senator Leahy
Innovation Alliance Event “Patents, Innovation and Job Creation: A Virtuous Circle”
An event is coming up on patents, innovation and job creation at the Newseum on Friday January 21. The keynote speakers are PTO Director David Kappos and Retired Chief Judge of the Federal Circuit Paul Michel. Other industry experts and executives will participate in panel discussions. Below is the news release. As the U.S. economy struggles with high unemployment, the Innovation Alliance hosts a half-day discussion with inventors, entrepreneurs, business leaders, and industry experts on the Read More >
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Tags: David Kappos, economic development, economic growth, Events, Gene Quinn, Gregory Junemann, Hank Nothhaft, Harry Leonhardt, innovation, Innovation Alliance, job creation, Kim Hart, Lisa Kuuttila, patent, patents, Paul Michel, Robert Alt, United States Patent and Trademark Office, US Federal Circuit of Appeals, William Merritt
Tags: David Kappos, economic development, economic growth, Events, Gene Quinn, Gregory Junemann, Hank Nothhaft, Harry Leonhardt, innovation, Innovation Alliance, job creation, Kim Hart, Lisa Kuuttila, patent, patents, Paul Michel, Robert Alt, United States Patent and Trademark Office, US Federal Circuit of Appeals, William Merritt
Lest we forget the nature of research and development
As I was surfing the blogosphere today looking for something to write about I came across Greentech Media‘s post, Algae Biodiesel: It’s $33 a Gallon. The headline, not to mention the first paragraph are both real downers, Although many believe that algae will become one of the chief feedstocks for diesel and even hydrocarbon-like fuels, growing large amounts of algae and then converting the single-celled creatures remains expensive, said experts at the National Biodiesel Conference Read More >
