BDI Seminar: Medical Research and Intellectual Property Rights / things to consider and things to avoid
Jonathan Sellors, UK Biobank
Wednesday, 27 September 2017, 2pm to 3pm
BDI Seminar Rooms 0, Old Road Campus
This is an informal review of the role of intellectual property rights over the past few years in medical research, in particular:
i) What intellectual property rights actually exist in clinical data and medical discoveries;
ii) How have these rights been used and exploited: the virtuous and the not so virtuous;
iii) Things to be careful about and things to avoid (other than lawyers generally).
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