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Pages 85-88

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From page 85...
... Transferring Technology Ownership Rights to Research and Educational Institutions: A joint working group could be established to consider the relevance of the provisions of the Bayh-Dole Act to Russian conditions. This act provides for the transfer of intellectual property rights developed pursuant to the provisions of government funding to nonprofit research and educational institutions.
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From page 86...
... Incubators might be appropriate at locations near closed cities where research institutes are attempting to convert their military-oriented R&D capabilities to provide products and services for civilian markets. Publicizing Sections of the Russian Tax Code that Impact on R&D: There is considerable confusion among Russian research institutes and enterprises about the tax regulations concerning R&D expenses, income from the use of new inventions, and income of scientific organizations in general.
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From page 87...
... As a first step, Russian research institutes should identify technical areas of interest to industry in which the institutes have a comparative R&D advantage. For Russian institutes initiating collective research programs, there are many models for managing intellectual property issues developed by U.S.
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From page 88...
... Both scientists and managers should be well-versed in licensing agreements, patenting, and protection of intellectual property rights. Education in Management Sciences: Few education programs in Russia cover topics directly related to management and commercialization of technology.
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