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7 Intellectual Property
Pages 49-56

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... This will include such topics as background intellectual property (BIP) , the connection between IP and export control, the management of IP at the university, industry, and govern mental levels, and emerging issues in the coming years (such as manag ing IP given the increasing transportation of large data sets and research across national borders)
From page 50...
... One issue that has caused difficulties lately is background intellectual property (BIP)
From page 51...
... There is no such thing as an "international patent." Over time several major agreements have established a framework aimed at facilitating the ability of inventors to apply for patents in multiple jurisdictions while reducing the amount of redundant work on the part of applicants and patent offices. For example, the Paris Convention of 1883 grants an inventor the priority date established in their original application for applications made within a year in other convention-member jurisdictions.
From page 52...
... The Director General of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has identified several priority areas, including adoption of a uniform patent classification model, particularly among the "big three" (Quinn, 2010)
From page 53...
... The identification of weak claims early in the process also allows the inventor to save resources that might have been used to pursue an application that would ultimately be rejected. 7.3 SAMPLE PERSPECTIVES FROM THE BREAKOUT SESSION ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY2 The group began by reviewing the plenary session presentations and identifying those that were particularly relevant to intellectual property issues.
From page 54...
... International exploration of methods of managing IP, such as the iBridge Network developed by the Kaufmann Foundation, could be helpful. Understanding the nuances in IP negotiations, such as differences in perspective between public universities and private, large and small entities, and so forth, can help ensure success.
From page 55...
... Establishing some level of "innovation literacy," and understanding that inno vation literacy includes technical and non-technical elements, are other goals to consider. · Possible Industry Actions.


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