Ethics and patents: are patents bad or just misunderstood?

Drysdale, Douglas

doi:10.1016/s1741-8372(04)02461-2

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“…It entitles the patentee to solely monopolize and exploit the invention on the basis of making the invention public. The rationale 5 behind granting a patent is to (i) reward the innovator some exclusivity -which could have been otherwise remained as a trade secrete (ii) encourage -who otherwise would not have bothered to invent it in the first place and (iii) promote the development of technology.…”

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Divulging vital research information before patent filing: Suicidal

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Researchers and academicians for various reasons find themselves in a situation of divulging more than required and being deprived of recognition and benefit that they deserved. This paper briefly looks into the various advantages associated with patents, what could be the different reasons for sharing or going in public about the vital reason information before filling a patent. This paper also points to the extent one can share the information which would not siphon off "obviousness" essential for patentability. The paper discusses how both the objectives of sharing information, getting peer recondition and also not to lose a patent is been discussed.

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Divulging vital research information before patent filing: Suicidal

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Ethics and patents: are patents bad or just misunderstood?

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Divulging vital research information before patent filing: Suicidal

Divulging vital research information before patent filing: Suicidal

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