Monthly Archives: January 2010

Here is a list, with comments of course, of what is required for a university to comply with Bayh-Dole. In its most stubby form, the university is required to report inventions made with federal support to the government. If the … Continue reading →

I’ve been busy working through ways in which universities construe the Bayh-Dole Act and implement practice. You would think after 30 years, universities would have things pretty well packed down by way of compliance. But instead, it appears that somewhere … Continue reading →