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Are university researchers at risk for patent infringement?

Academic researchers have regularly ignored patents on key technologies as a strategy to maneuver around patent thickets and freedom-to-operate issues, but they may be more at risk than they realize.

C Neal Stewart | Amy Yancey | Amy Yancey | C. Stewart

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