Research to Health Benefits through Commercialization SBIR-Derived Inventions: Protection of Intellectual Property Rights While Creating Incentives for Technology Transfer

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Second Annual NIH SBIR/STTR Conference: Research to Health Benefits through Commercialization SBIR-Derived Inventions: Protection of Intellectual Property Rights While Creating Incentives for Technology Transfer

07/21/2000

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Second Annual NIH SBIR/STTR Conference:Research to Health Benefits through Commercialization SBIR-Derived Inventions: Protection of Intellectual Property Rights While Creating Incentives for Technology Transfer

What is Intellectual Property?

What is an Invention?

Government Supported Inventions

PPT Slide

Government-Supported Intellectual Property…pre-1980

PPT Slide

Bayh-Dole Act Of 1980

What Are the Main Provisions of the Bayh-Dole Act (1980)?