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Anthony Salvagno
I am a student in Steve Koch's lab at UNM (KochLab) specializing in optical tweezer research, DNA unziping, and graphic and web design for open science and more
Patent law and open notebook science - http://research.iheartanthony.com/2013...
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RT @ErikJCox: Any fool can know. The point is to understand. Einstein
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The entire story of my scientific career - http://research.iheartanthony.com/2013...
Arabidopsis update: This will probably be the last update. I’m going to (1) need to take a break until after I... http://research.iheartanthony.com/2013...
Arabidopsis update - http://research.iheartanthony.com/2013...
The value of open research - http://research.iheartanthony.com/2013...
RT @creativecommons: The Value of #OpenResearch http://research.iheartanthony.com/2013... via @Thescienceofant #OpenScience #OpenData
What the hell?! I order pipet tips and its a bag of loose tips! http://pics.lockerz.com/s...
RT @letUbeU: Fun fact via @science140: Antarctic ice reaches 5km in depth and contains 70% of the Earth's fresh water.
Patent law and open notebook science: View as slideshow The America Invents Act was initiated in 2011 and inst... http://research.iheartanthony.com/2013...
Patent law and open notebook science http://storify.com/Thescie... #storify #opennotebookscience #openscience
Speakers advocate filing provisionals for everything. Wouldn't that create a lot of unnecessary paperwork, most of which won't be patented?
Still not sure how #opennotebookscience can be helpful/destructive for patent filings. I've never heard so many contradictory rules!
Tips: file provisional app. If you have collaborators, get joint research agreement, have good record keeping
RT @kTraphagen: Dr Seuss would love this RT @helenchappell: Giant social bird nests on telephone poles http://www.amusingplanet.com/2013...
Holy smokes, you can patent food recipes. I wonder how many chefs know about that.
Looking like #opennotebookscience and #openscience better for filing patents than being secret
The previous three tweets are from Wikipedia. And it seems that prior art and public disclosure are one and the same.
If an invention has been described in the prior art, a patent on that invention is not valid.
...before a given date that might be relevant to a patent's claims of originality.(2/2)
Prior art, in most systems of patent law, constitutes all information that has been made available to the public in any form... (1/2)
If foreign policy counts for us patents, us patent office may have tough time keeping up with foreign disclosure. (1/2)
There is no longer a distinction between US and foreign prior art. I think prior art and public disclosure are the same thing, but not sure.
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