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Avoiding IP Own Goals in Drug Discovery: Best Practices for Obtaining (and Keeping) Your IP.

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Eric Romeo and Olivia Uitto, Goodwin Proctor

Summary: In today’s complicated Intellectual Property (IP) landscape there are many challenges that pharmaceutical innovators often face in obtaining, and later maintaining, IP protection on their work. If you want to ensure your innovative research is protected and become a successful scientist working in drug discovery, it’s nearly impossible to do so these days without developing at least basic IP acumen.
Recording is available here: Avoiding IP Own Goals in Drug Discovery: Best Practices for Obtaining (and Keeping) Your IP – American Chemical Society (acs.org)