The United States Bayh-Dole Act and its Effect on University Technology Transfer

Joel Gotkin

doi:10.5771/9783845242217

Summary

Die Studie analysiert den US Bayh-Dole Act im Rahmen des Technologietransfers in den Vereinigten Staaten. Das Werk zeigt einige vermeintliche Erfolge und Defizite des Gesetzes auf, setzt sich mit der Zukunft des Gesetzes im Bereich des Technologietransfers auseinander und vergleicht das System des US-Technologietransfers mit Systemen anderer Länder.

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Bibliographic data

Copyright year: 2012
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8329-7706-1
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8452-4221-7
Publisher: Nomos, Baden-Baden
Series: Munich Intellectual Property Law Center - MIPLC Studies
Volume: 18
Language: English
Pages: 74
Product type: Book Titles

Titelei/InhaltsverzeichnisPages 2 - 8 Download chapter (PDF)
AbstractPages 9 - 12 Download chapter (PDF)
Acronyms and AbbreviationsPages 13 - 14 Download chapter (PDF)
1. 1. Licenses and Assignments Used by Universities in Technology TransferPages 15 - 17 Download chapter (PDF)
  2. Prohibition on Assignments by Universities to Third PartiesPages 17 - 18 Download chapter (PDF)
2. 1. Historical Characteristics of the United States Higher Education SystemPages 18 - 19 Download chapter (PDF)
  2. The Growth of Federal Funding on Academic ResearchPages 19 - 19 Download chapter (PDF)
  3. University Patenting and Patent Policy Trends Prior to Bayh-DolePages 19 - 20 Download chapter (PDF)
  4. Birth of Bayh-DolePages 20 - 21 Download chapter (PDF)
1. 1. Policy and Scope of the Act Download chapter (PDF)
  2. DefinitionsPages 23 - 23 Download chapter (PDF)
2. 1. The Disclosure and ElectionPages 23 - 24 Download chapter (PDF)
  2. Contractor Failure to Elect TitlePages 24 - 25 Download chapter (PDF)
3. 1. Non-Exclusive LicensePages 25 - 25 Download chapter (PDF)
  2. March-in Rights Download chapter (PDF)
4. Implied Duty to CommercializePages 26 - 27 Download chapter (PDF)
1. 1. Single, Uniform PolicyPages 28 - 29 Download chapter (PDF)
  2. Increase in Patents. Cooperative Ventures, and Commercial ProductsPages 29 - 29 Download chapter (PDF)
  3. The Emergence of the Biotechnology FieldPages 29 - 30 Download chapter (PDF)
2. 1. It Would Have Happened AnywayPages 30 - 31 Download chapter (PDF)
  2. Undermining Research, Development, and Technology TransferPages 31 - 32 Download chapter (PDF)
  3. Misallocated Research PrioritiesPages 32 - 33 Download chapter (PDF)
  4. The "Anticommons" EffectPages 33 - 33 Download chapter (PDF)
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    1. The 1997 CellPro Decision
    2. The 2010 Fabrazyme Decision
  2. Perceived Advantages of the March-in ProvisionPages 37 - 39 Download chapter (PDF)
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    1. March-In has Negative Effects on Technology Transfer
    2. Nonuse of the Provision has Rendered it Unnecessary
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    1. Analysis
    2. Recommendations for Change
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    1. Importance and Generality
    2. Rise in Biotechnological Patents
    3. Anticommons Concerns
  2. Bayh-Dole's Effect on CommercializationPages 46 - 47 Download chapter (PDF)
  3. Bayh-Dole's Effect on Research and Scientific ProgressPages 47 - 48 Download chapter (PDF)
1. Who Develops a University Invention?Pages 49 - 50 Download chapter (PDF)
2. 1. The Legal IssuePages 50 - 50 Download chapter (PDF)
  2. The FactsPages 50 - 51 Download chapter (PDF)
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    1. The Federal Circuit Opinion
    2. The Supreme Court Decision
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    1. Implications with Respect to Contract Drafting
    2. Gap in the Law between Patent Rights and Bayh-Dole Obligations
    3. General Complications for the Technology Transfer Sector
1. JapanPages 58 - 59 Download chapter (PDF)
2. EuropePages 59 - 60 Download chapter (PDF)
3. 1. Shortfalls of the United States Bayh-Dole ActPages 60 - 62 Download chapter (PDF)
  2. Differences between India and the United StatesPages 62 - 63 Download chapter (PDF)
ConclusionPages 64 - 66 Download chapter (PDF)
Appendix APages 67 - 68 Download chapter (PDF)
1. CasesPages 69 - 69 Download chapter (PDF)
2. Statutes and RegulationsPages 69 - 69 Download chapter (PDF)
3. Legislative Reports and MaterialsPages 69 - 70 Download chapter (PDF)
4. Journal ArticlesPages 70 - 71 Download chapter (PDF)
5. Books and CompilationsPages 71 - 71 Download chapter (PDF)
6. Non-Journal Articles and Other Supplementary Materials with Author Explicit (alphabetical by author)Pages 71 - 73 Download chapter (PDF)
7. Articles and Other Supplementary Materials without Explicit Author (alphabetical by title)Pages 73 - 74 Download chapter (PDF)