In Re Cronyn: Can Student Theses Bar Patent Applications?

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Auteurs principaux: Capano, Kathleen M., And Others
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Langue:en
Publié: 1991
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contents In Re Cronyn: Can Student Theses Bar Patent Applications? Capano, Kathleen M. And Others Administrative Policy College Faculty College Students Compliance (Legal) Conflict of Interest Court Litigation Federal Courts Graduation Requirements Higher Education Legal Problems Patents Policy Formation Research Projects Student Projects Student Rights This legal analysis examines a federal appeals court decision which found three student theses written as graduation requirements and filed in a library did not constitute printed publications and thus bar the patent application of the college professor involved. Institutions are urged to develop comprehensive patent policies for student and professional research. (MSE)
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spellingShingle In Re Cronyn: Can Student Theses Bar Patent Applications?
Capano, Kathleen M.
And Others
Administrative Policy
College Faculty
College Students
Compliance (Legal)
Conflict of Interest
Court Litigation
Federal Courts
Graduation Requirements
Higher Education
Legal Problems
Patents
Policy Formation
Research Projects
Student Projects
Student Rights
In Re Cronyn: Can Student Theses Bar Patent Applications? Capano, Kathleen M. And Others Administrative Policy College Faculty College Students Compliance (Legal) Conflict of Interest Court Litigation Federal Courts Graduation Requirements Higher Education Legal Problems Patents Policy Formation Research Projects Student Projects Student Rights This legal analysis examines a federal appeals court decision which found three student theses written as graduation requirements and filed in a library did not constitute printed publications and thus bar the patent application of the college professor involved. Institutions are urged to develop comprehensive patent policies for student and professional research. (MSE)
title In Re Cronyn: Can Student Theses Bar Patent Applications?
topic Administrative Policy
College Faculty
College Students
Compliance (Legal)
Conflict of Interest
Court Litigation
Federal Courts
Graduation Requirements
Higher Education
Legal Problems
Patents
Policy Formation
Research Projects
Student Projects
Student Rights
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