Bayh-dole Act
The
Bayh-Dole Act
or
Patent and Trademark Law Amendments Act
is a
United States
legislation
of
1980
, which, among other things, gave US
universities
intellectual property
control of their
inventions
, even if the invention is the fruit of a
government-funded research
. The act, sponsored by two
senators
,
Birch Bayh
of
Indiana
and
Robert Dole
of
Kansas
, was enacted by the
US Congress
on
December 12
,
1980
.
See also
Technology transfer
External links
Innovation's golden goose
, an article from
The Economist
of 2002
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