Significant NASA Inventions

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National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1971 - Inventions

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Page 1 - States industry in foreign commerce, to enhance the economic interests of the United States and to advance the international relationships of the United States. § 1245.402 Types of licenses and terms and conditions. Licenses will be individually negotiated and may be granted to any applicant, foreign or domestic, on a nonexclusive or exclusive basis for royalties or other considerations and on such other terms and conditions as are deemed appropriate to the interests of the United States. Preference...
Page 1 - An exclusive licensee will be authorized to enforce the licensed patent and to sue infringers of the patent at its own expense. §1245.405 Procedures. (a) NASA will publish in the United States, and elsewhere as may be appropriate, lists of NASA-owned foreign patents or patent applications available for licensing. (b) NASA will also furnish written notice of the availability for licensing of NASA-owned foreign patents or patent applications to any licensee under the corresponding US patent or patent...
Page 1 - The foreign licensing program of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration serves to promote and utilize foreign patent rights vested in the Administration. The objectives of this program are to further the interests of United States industry in foreign commerce, to enhance the economic interests of the United States and to advance the International relationships of the United States.
Page 3 - Listed below are abstracts of various NASA-owned inventions which are available for foreign licensing in the identified countries in accordance with the NASA Foreign Patent Licensing Regulations, published on August 18. 1966, in 31 Federal Register 10958-10959. Inquiries and all requests for licenses should be directed to Assistant General Counsel for Patent Matters, Code GP, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Washington, DC 20546. SYSTEM FOR RECORDING AND REPRODUCING PULSE CODE MODULATED...
Page 12 - A meteorological balloon having superior response and aerodynamic stability characteristics due to provision of a plurality of evenly dispersed protuberances on the balloon surface. These protuberances form a roughened surface to provide a more evenly distributed flow separation area to induce a larger balloon wake, resulting in greater stability in flight. 10 APPARATUS FOR CONTROLLABLY HEATING FLUID NASA Case No.
Page 2 - ... exclusive license under an identified patent or patent application. An exclusive license will not be granted until the expiration of 60 days from the date of notice in order to provide a suitable time interval for interested persons or other Government agencies to interpose comment or objection. (f) All licenses shall become effective upon the written acceptance by the licensee of a license instrument specifying the type of license and terms and conditions thereof.
Page 2 - Procedures. (a) NASA will publish in the United States, and elsewhere as may be appropriate, lists of NASA-owned foreign patents or patent applications available for licensing. (b) NASA will also furnish written notice of the availability for licensing of NASA-owned foreign patents or patent applications to any licensee under the corresponding US patent or patent application. (c) Applications for license should be addressed to the Administrator, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Washington,...
Page 1 - Administration serves to promote and utilize foreign patent rights vested in the Administration. The objectives of this program are to further the interests of United States industry in foreign commerce, to enhance the economic interests of the United States, and to advance the international relationships of the United States. § 1245.402 Types of licenses and terms and conditions. Licenses will be individually negotiated and may be granted to any applicant, foreign or domestic, on a nonexclusive...
Page 1 - USC 2457 (g) and (h). §1245.400 Scope of subpart (a) The subpart establishes the policy, terms, conditions, and procedures under which NASA-owned foreign patents and patent applications may be licensed. (b) The provisions of this subpart apply to all NASA-owned patents...

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