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Protecting Bioinformatics as Intellectual Property

Computer, 2013
Although trade secrets and copyright provide some protection to bioinformatics tools, a carefully drafted patent can provide the broadest available protection in an increasingly competitive market.
Brian M. Gaff, Ralph A. Loren, Gareth Dickson   +2 more
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Protection Of Intellectual Property

2001
AbstractMultilateral cooperation in the field of intellectual property rights (IPRs) dates back more than a century. Although certain IPR-related issues were a matter of long standing concern under the GATT—in particular trade in counterfeit goods—it was not until the creation of the WTO that enforceable rules regarding ownership rights to intellectual
Bernard M. Hoekman, Michel M. Kostecki
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Intellectual Property Protection in Neurosurgery: An Overview

Neurosurgery, 2022
This is the first article of a series that will cover strategies for the protection of neurosurgical inventions and devices through patent law. Advances in neurosurgical techniques have always been accompanied by advances in neurosurgical technology. Indeed, continuous technological innovation has been a characteristic of the profession.
David J. Dykeman, Olivia Schmitz, T. Forcht Dagi   +2 more
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Protecting intellectual property in cyberspace

IEEE Technology and Society Magazine, 1998
In order to accommodate the increased Internet traffic of the past several years, the infrastructure of the Internet has grown, and has subsequently become more and more complex. The technological subtleties of expanding the Internet are not the only nor even the greatest problems associated with the growing cyberspace population.
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Protecting intellectual property.

2020
Abstract Technological innovations are important for driving economic growth and maintaining industrial competitiveness. They also can yield societal benefits, be favourable for the environment, and improve the human condition. This chapter describes the need for and the ways in which innovations such as these can be protected, with an emphasis
R. Meilan, K. Grant, V. Shier
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Intellectual Property Protection

2015
With the growth of the knowledge-based economy, intellectual property right (IPR) is recognized as a key factor to develop and protect strategic competitiveness and innovation of an enterprise. The increasing degree of collaboration in global relationships, ubiquitous digital communication techniques as well as tough competition has lead to an ...
Josip Stjepandić, Harald Liese, Amy J. C. Trappey   +2 more
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Protecting your intellectual property

Proceedings Eighteenth Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference (COMPSAC 94), 2002
Legal protection of proprietary technology involving multimedia applications is surveyed. In particular, protection using patents, copyrights, mask works, trademarks and trade secrets is discussed. >
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Functional polymorphism for intellectual property protection

2016 IEEE International Symposium on Hardware Oriented Security and Trust (HOST), 2016
Polymorphic gates and circuits have been used in the past to design evolutionary components that can sense the environment. In general, polymorphic gates can change their function based on environmental properties such as temperature and power. In the modern digital logic threat landscape, adversarial reverse engineering and illegal cloning pose two ...
Jeffrey Todd McDonald, Yong C. Kim, Todd R. Andel, Miles A. Forbes, James McVicar   +4 more
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Protecting Intellectual Property

2014
China’s IPR infringement problems are the fodder of popular press. Chinese IP pirates use sophisticated techniques, and can now counterfeit the entire look, feel, and experience of western retail brands like Apple and IKEA.
Henk R. Randau, Olga Medinskaya
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Ontologies for intellectual property rights protection

Expert Systems with Applications, 2012
Pirating various forms of intellectual property (IP) causes great economic loss to intellectual property rights (IPR) holders. IPR protection is becoming a key issue in our highly networked world. In order to further deepen our understanding of how to protect IPR and enhance information interchange and knowledge sharing among related entities ...
Xiaomei Zhang, Q. Liu, H. Q. Wang
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