1. Is University Patenting Technology-Specific?
Dan L. Burk
University of California, Irvine
Mark A. Lemley
Stanford University

2. Economic Models Arrovian Competition Cumulative Innovation
Against intellectual monopolies
Cumulative Innovation
Limited exclusivity
Prospect Theory
Resource coordination
Congestion Theories
Thickets and anti-commons

3. Innovation Profiles Differing Constraints Sectoral Examples
Type of product
Development costs
Product life cycles
Sectoral Examples
Pharmaceuticals
Software
Semiconductors

4. Patent Policy Levers PHOSITA provisions Injunctive Relief
Non-obviousness
Disclosure
Injunctive Relief
NPE hold-up
Equitable factors
Macro and micro levers
By industry or by case

5. Biotech Innovation Prototypical Tech Transfer Economic profile
Alternative Incentives
Reputational
Scientific Norms
Tenure
Grant Funding

6. Tailoring Tech Transfer
Time of Transfer
Invention vs. Innovation
Development stages
“Gold Rush” Mentality
Patent lottery
Patent Rehabilitation
Alternate policy lever regimes
Ameliorating Bayh-Dole

7. Questions and Comments
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