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Panel Discussion
Pages 38-41

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... Should we separate the way we treat patents in these different fields to avoid a one-size-fits-all approach to intellectual property issues by making every innovation fit the biomedical model? David Mowery, University of California, Berkeley: Public universities, and public institutions in general, often find themselves in a more complicated situation because the political overseers will tend to insist on accountability of various forms, which pushes people toward a uniform policy.
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From page 39...
... Second, if that is the basis of Bayh-Dole, do you have any data to determine whether or not it has achieved its goal? David Mowery: Universities were, in fact, able to obtain patents on and license the results of federally funded research before Bayh-Dole under the terms of what were known as institutional patent agreements, which were negotiated by individual universities with individual federal funders of research.
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From page 40...
... And I'm trying to avoid the applied research versus basic research polarization, but rather highly directed research as opposed to the undirected broader base research which we in the Defense Department (DOD) refer to as 6.1 and 6.2 type of research for our technical base investment.
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From page 41...
... The Council for Chemical Research attempts to continually address these types of needs and opportunities as it goes forward in many directions and as the picture changes. So there is a need for all of us to continue to work together in this area, seek ways to find new collaborations, and to not get fixed into any particular paradigm of the moment.
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