notlob

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   by notlob 9y ago

   > In this particular case, the defendant is licensed as an engineer. The first linked document in the article states that the defendant is not licensed by any state.
2. 92.▲
   by notlob 9y ago

   Have you considered that the licenses made need not be broad, and that university licenses include milestone requirements to maintain the license?
3. 93.▲
   by notlob 9y ago

   > will likely hinder the use and development of CRISPR. What is your thought process leading to that conclusion?
4. 94.▲
   by notlob 9y ago

   > Why is a temporary monopoly even necessary here? I've written about this before, but every time I see "patents" mentioned anywhere, I find myself thinking "Do we need this system?" In biotech and medtech no one
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   by notlob 9y ago

   Berkeley applied for a patent on tennis balls, an application still pending . Harvard/MIT later applied for a patent on yellow tennis balls and paid a fee to accelerate the review of their application. The Harvard/MIT patent