The importance of patents for scientists

The importance of patents for scientists

Tru Indigo (Sue Scott IRL) speak us about patents at the Second Nature Cafe.
She is, a patent attorney working as a consultant to Abel & Imray in London. Before that, she acted as an advisor on patent matters to the UK government on a number of occasions, was Head of Patents at BTG and originally began life with a chemistry degree from Oxford.
More :
http://network.nature.com/blogs/user/joannascott/2007/11/02/second-nature-event-the-importance-of-patents-to-scientists

Second Nature (209, 219) - Nov 5, 2007 (431 days ago) by Daneel Ariantho

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