Patent Policies Relating to Aeronautical and Space Research: Hearings Before the Special Subcommittee on Patents and Scientific Inventions of the Committee on Science and Astronuatics, U. S. House of Representatives, Eighty-seventh Congress, First Session on H. R. 1934 and H. R. 6030 ... |
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... effect of the change was to liberalize the patent section so that the Space Administrator was given the option of acquiring title to inventions arising under NASA research contracts rather than being required to do so - subject only to ...
... effect of the change was to liberalize the patent section so that the Space Administrator was given the option of acquiring title to inventions arising under NASA research contracts rather than being required to do so - subject only to ...
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... effect of the patent provision on our space program , we can- not ignore the obvious fact that this question of ownership of patent rights under Federal research contracts has become a broad issue across the board for all Federal ...
... effect of the patent provision on our space program , we can- not ignore the obvious fact that this question of ownership of patent rights under Federal research contracts has become a broad issue across the board for all Federal ...
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... effect may be , as to how many applications may have been filed under this plan , as to what company patents may have been granted , what awards may have been received ? Mr. BROWN . Under the patent award plan ? I don't think it has ...
... effect may be , as to how many applications may have been filed under this plan , as to what company patents may have been granted , what awards may have been received ? Mr. BROWN . Under the patent award plan ? I don't think it has ...
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... effect really long enough to be significant . The plan was adopted January 1 of 1958. We had a previous program and had been receiving disclosures for a good many years . It is very difficult to tell whether the increase in disclosures ...
... effect really long enough to be significant . The plan was adopted January 1 of 1958. We had a previous program and had been receiving disclosures for a good many years . It is very difficult to tell whether the increase in disclosures ...
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... effect on the original manufacturer and vendor's patent rights , does it ? Mr. REICHARD . No , sir . Mr. FULTON . Would you spell that out ? Mr. REICHARD . Well , we feel as I indicated in our prepared state- ment , that just because an ...
... effect on the original manufacturer and vendor's patent rights , does it ? Mr. REICHARD . No , sir . Mr. FULTON . Would you spell that out ? Mr. REICHARD . Well , we feel as I indicated in our prepared state- ment , that just because an ...
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