40 Years in Review: Bayh-Dole to 2021 w/ Joe Allen
In 1980, the Bayh-Dole Act was enacted by U.S. Congress, which changed how ownership of an invention is pursued. Almost 40 years later, how has this act fared?
On Episode 1 of Making Medicine, John Stanford, Executive Director of Incubate Coalition, introduces Joseph Allen and Associates to cover:
- How Bayh-Dole came to be, starting with Purdue University
- The original intent of ‘march-in’ rights and how it affects Bayh-Dole
- Who was this act for, and how has it played out 40 years later?
As we begin on this new journey together, we would love to hear from you, the listener. Email…
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