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Writing chemistry patents and intellectual property : a practical guide / by Francis J. Waller.

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: Hoboken, NJ : Wiley, 2011Description: 1 online resourceContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9781118084434 (epub)
  • 1118084438 (epub)
  • 9781118084427 (epdf)
  • 111808442X (epdf)
  • 128317622X
  • 9781283176224
  • 9781118084441
  • 1118084446
  • 0470497408
  • 9780470497401
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: Writing chemistry patents and intellectual property : a practical guideDDC classification:
  • 660.02/72 22
LOC classification:
  • TP210
Other classification:
  • SCI013000
  • 86.33
  • 35.04
Online resources:
Contents:
WRITING CHEMISTRY PATENTS AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: A Practical Guide; CONTENTS; PREFACE; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; CHAPTER 1: BACKGROUND AND HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE ABOUT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY; CHAPTER 2: BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO VOCABULARY AND DEFINITIONS; CHAPTER 3: YOUR FIRST DECISION: TRADE SECRET OR PATENT?; CHAPTER 4: WHAT COMES FIRST: A PROVISIONAL OR NONPROVISIONAL PATENT APPLICATION?; CHAPTER 5: REASONS FOR PATENT OFFICE REJECTIONS; CHAPTER 6: REASONS FOR INVALID PATENTS; CHAPTER 7: EXAMPLES OF PATENT SPECIFICATIONS; CHAPTER 8: WRITING THE PATENT APPLICATION
CHAPTER 9: AN EXAMINATION OF CLAIM FORMATCHAPTER 10: WHY YOU NEED CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENTS; CHAPTER 11: PRACTICAL INFORMATION ABOUT COPYRIGHTS AND TRADEMARKS; CHAPTER 12: GLOBAL PATENT FILING AND PATENTING STRATEGY; CHAPTER 13: WHAT ACADEMIC SCIENCE FACULTY SHOULD KNOW ABOUT PATENTS AND COPYRIGHTS; CHAPTER 14: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RESOURCES; CHAPTER 15: BOOK SUMMARY AND ON YOUR OWN; CHAPTER 16: RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS AT END OF CHAPTERS; CHAPTER 17: PATENT APPENDIX; INDEX;
Summary: "This book, based on a short course the author gives for the American Chemical Socitey, provides the necessary insights, strategies, and examples of how to write a patent so it is not rejected by the United States Patent and Trade Office (USPTO) or the patent does not have invalid claims"-- Provided by publisher.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

"This book, based on a short course the author gives for the American Chemical Socitey, provides the necessary insights, strategies, and examples of how to write a patent so it is not rejected by the United States Patent and Trade Office (USPTO) or the patent does not have invalid claims"-- Provided by publisher.

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WRITING CHEMISTRY PATENTS AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: A Practical Guide; CONTENTS; PREFACE; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; CHAPTER 1: BACKGROUND AND HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE ABOUT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY; CHAPTER 2: BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO VOCABULARY AND DEFINITIONS; CHAPTER 3: YOUR FIRST DECISION: TRADE SECRET OR PATENT?; CHAPTER 4: WHAT COMES FIRST: A PROVISIONAL OR NONPROVISIONAL PATENT APPLICATION?; CHAPTER 5: REASONS FOR PATENT OFFICE REJECTIONS; CHAPTER 6: REASONS FOR INVALID PATENTS; CHAPTER 7: EXAMPLES OF PATENT SPECIFICATIONS; CHAPTER 8: WRITING THE PATENT APPLICATION

CHAPTER 9: AN EXAMINATION OF CLAIM FORMATCHAPTER 10: WHY YOU NEED CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENTS; CHAPTER 11: PRACTICAL INFORMATION ABOUT COPYRIGHTS AND TRADEMARKS; CHAPTER 12: GLOBAL PATENT FILING AND PATENTING STRATEGY; CHAPTER 13: WHAT ACADEMIC SCIENCE FACULTY SHOULD KNOW ABOUT PATENTS AND COPYRIGHTS; CHAPTER 14: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RESOURCES; CHAPTER 15: BOOK SUMMARY AND ON YOUR OWN; CHAPTER 16: RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS AT END OF CHAPTERS; CHAPTER 17: PATENT APPENDIX; INDEX;

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