as key-words "university", "patent", "license", "Bayh-Dole", "triple helix" and by an abstract-by-abstract reading of all …

If a litigated patent has previously been licensed to a third party, the courts generally adopt the terms of the prior … trivialized (and generally false) presumption that a patent license is like a commodity, with the patentee charging a common price … patent holders rationally cut off the bottom segment of the licensing market, creating substantial deadweight loss. This …

Foundation (NSF), patents issued by the United States Patent Office (USPTO) to U.S. academic institutions more than doubled from …

national incentives for patent protection? What is the rationale for international coordination over patent policies? Given …

number of arguments for limiting or even eliminating software patents. In particular, they claim that the U.S. Patent and … Trademark Office has done a poor job of reviewing software patent applications, resulting in obvious, trivial patents. They also … exist with the patent-granting process, they do not rise to the level of justifying a ban on software patents. Instead …

decision making. SEP holders and implementers create negotiated FRAND commitments through patent license agreements. Courts … reduce standardization, impede innovation, and constrain market negotiation of patent license agreements. The article … introduces the concept of the “patent run-around” to describe potential effects of “licensing to all” regulations. The article …

TRIPS agreement exceptions and/or to water down those exceptions. Altogether, they ramp up pressure on patent owners to give … that stealth licensing is a significant phenomenon that adversely impacts the social welfare functions of the patent system …. It risks undermining investment in technology, technology creation and the dissemination functions of the patent system …

Compulsory licensing allows governments to license patented inventions without the consent of patent owners. Intended …