Journal Science discusses Ariad v. Lilly
In May [312 Science 827 (12 May 2006)] the journal Science discussed the jury verdict in the Ariad v. Lilly case, concering NF-kB, a prolific transcription factor.
Also mentioned in the issue was the Cornyn/Lieberman bill which would require federally funded scientists make their accepted papers freely available online within 6 months after publication [312 Science 828]. Hmmm, IPBiz wonders if published patent applications count?
Also mentioned in the issue was the Cornyn/Lieberman bill which would require federally funded scientists make their accepted papers freely available online within 6 months after publication [312 Science 828]. Hmmm, IPBiz wonders if published patent applications count?
posted by Lawrence B. Ebert at 9:05 AM
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