Patent Policy. Government, Academic, and Industry Concepts

Title Page......Page 1
Copyright......Page 2
ACS Symposium Series......Page 3
FOREWORD......Page 4
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PREFACE......Page 5
Patent Policies ht Universities......Page 6
Acknowledgment......Page 7
1 Federal Patent Policy—Its Development and Present Status......Page 9
The Issue Debated......Page 10
Policies Developed by Congress......Page 12
Presidential Patent Policy Statements......Page 14
The ERDA Patent Policy......Page 20
Summary......Page 23
Literature Cited......Page 24
Biographic Notes......Page 25
2 Government Patent Policy—Where Is It Headed on the Administrative Front?......Page 26
Biographic Notes......Page 31
Summary of H. R. 8596......Page 32
Genesis of H. R. 8596......Page 33
Patent Policy Alternatives......Page 34
Available Approaches for a Legislative Government Patent Policy......Page 35
Comparison of the Deferred Determination and the "Title-in-the-Contractor" Approach Against the Objectives of Government Patent Policy......Page 36
Factors Affecting Utilization......Page 37
Can the Deferred-Determination Approach Minimize Monopoly Profits Without Inhibiting Utilization?......Page 38
Other Concerns of Deferred Determination Advocates......Page 39
Biographic Notes......Page 41
4 Patent Policy in Government Research and Development Contracting......Page 42
Biographic Notes......Page 51
Panel Discussion......Page 52
An Historical Perspective......Page 59
A Current Assessment......Page 62
A Prospective Concern......Page 67
Biographic Notes......Page 68
6 Patent Program of the University of California......Page 69
Biographic Notes......Page 72
7 Patents: Potential Economic Benefits for Minority-Run Universities......Page 73
Administrative Structures......Page 74
Research Management......Page 75
Benefits Derived by Some Institutions......Page 76
Research Activity at Predominantly Black Schools......Page 77
Patent Awareness at Black Institutions......Page 78
Literature Cited......Page 79
Biographic Notes......Page 81
8 Patent Policies at Educational and Nonprofit Scientific Institutions......Page 82
Objectives......Page 84
Patent Committee......Page 85
Patent Rights Ownership......Page 86
Distribution of Income......Page 87
Institutional Patent Agreements......Page 89
Patent Policies in Practice......Page 90
Abstract......Page 92
Biographic Notes......Page 93
Panel Discussion......Page 94
9 Factors That Influence Patent and Licensing Policies at Ford Motor Company......Page 100
Abstract......Page 107
Biographic Notes......Page 108
10 Patent Policies in the Battery Industry......Page 109
Research and Development on New Battery Systems......Page 111
Summary......Page 113
Literature Cited......Page 114
Biographic Notes......Page 115
11 Patents and Licensing in the Petroleum Industry......Page 116
Abstract......Page 121
Biographic Notes......Page 122
12 Patent Policies in the Pharmaceutical Industry......Page 123
PAPER PATENTS......Page 125
NEW INTERNATIONAL PATENT TREATIES......Page 126
PATENT AND KNOW-HOW LICENSING......Page 127
POLICIES REGARDING LEGISLATION......Page 128
Abstract......Page 130
Biographic Notes......Page 131
13 The Role of Patent Liaison in the Protection of Intellectual Property......Page 132
1. The Communication Problem......Page 133
3. The Patent Liaison Role......Page 134
4. The Qualifications for Patent Liaison......Page 135
Biographic Notes......Page 137
Panel Discussion......Page 139
14 Impact of Patent Policies on Creativity in Industrial Research Laboratories......Page 143
Biographic Notes......Page 147
15 The Inventor's Interest......Page 148
Biographic Notes......Page 152
16 Experiences with Industrial Patent Policy A Constructive Approach to Long Term Corporate Growth......Page 154
Literature Cited......Page 158
Biographic Notes......Page 159
General Discussion......Page 160
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