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Manhattan March for Science
This following is a recap of the Manhattan March for Science by Robin Chadwick. The March for Science in Manhattan was smaller than the January 2017 Women’s March in Washington, but large enough that the “entry point” for us was changed from 62nd … Continue reading
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Biotech’s PR Problems Continue
Maybe “Fish gotta swim” but the FDA has extended the approval period for transgenic Salmon genetically engineered to reach market weight sooner. No evidence at all has been presented that filets from these fish would present a danger human consumers … Continue reading
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Tagged biotechnology, FDA, Supreme Court, Warren Woessner
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Re-Election of Obama Keeps Patent Law and Policy on Track
At least Director Kappos does not have to clean out his desk. The re-election of President Obama gives him another four years of job security – if he and his hard-working staff don’t burn out first. No matter what you … Continue reading
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Tagged Bilski, David Kappos, intellectual property, Myriad, Obamacare, Patent Law, Supreme Court, Warren Woessner
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Patent Office Broadens “First Action Interview” Pilot Program
On May 17, 2011, the Patent Office issued a press release and guidelines that effectively permit applicants with pending applications in all art areas to request—and be granted– an interview with the Examiner prior to the first office action. Of … Continue reading