IP Law and the Biosciences | Patentable Subject Matter
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Channel: Stanford Law School · 2014 · Education
On May 16, 2014, Stanford's Program in Law, Science & Technology and the Center for Law and the Biosciences hosted Stanford's IP Law and the Biosciences Conference. The conference brought together leading experts from academia, industry and the judiciary to discuss the latest developments in intellectual property law and the biosciences. The panel "Patentable Subject Matter" was moderated by WilmerHale's Mark Fleming and included Hewlett Packard's Cynthia Bright, Roche Molecular System's Kevin Marks, University of Virginia Law School's John Duffy and Berkeley Law School's Peter Menell.
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