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I read three or four places trying to source this, none of them made this distinction. Is this any different in practice? Don't you have to do a bunch of wor
by patmcguire 10y ago
I read three or four places trying to source this, none of them made this distinction.
Is this any different in practice? Don't you have to do a bunch of work before you can provide a bona fide development plan?
- dekhn 10y agoIt's directly on the Broad page for licensing CRISPR: https://www.broadinstitute.org/partnerships/office-strategic-alliances-and-partnering/information-about-licensing-crispr-genome-edi https://www.broadinstitute.org/partnerships/office-strategic... Note that they make the tech completely free to the academic community. Right of first refusal is very different from exclusive licensing. The development plan issue is handled by grownups at companies with hundreds of millions of dollars of funding and they already developed development plans.