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i like your idea - Alexey
are you talking about reversing Bayh-Dole? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B... - Jean-Claude Bradley
"If we want to focus on actually helping the economy, investing in basic research will do very little." -- I would argue that this is very wrong, in the long term, but appears correct if one takes a short term view. - Bill Hooker
@Jim: what would you suggest for projects like the one I work on, funded partly by private money and partly by NIH? - Bill Hooker
So the thesis in the quoted article is that product development would go faster, not through more R&D, but through more support of commercialization of our current knowledge. I like that idea, but I don't think university tech transfer is a totally broken institution. - Mr. Gunn
Not totally broken, but it's certainly a model from a different era, and the UC system is a little different from others - Deepak
Most university tech transfer is fairly broken. One positive thing is that the UK government seems to be getting this general argument - that the most effective way of increasing enconomic impact of publically funded research is through making it available - not through patenting. But we still need a credible system for that encourages private investment through some sort of right to exploit and I can't really get my head around what such a thing would look like - Cameron Neylon
@JCBradley Exactly. I've been wondering what legislation this concept would effect. Thanks for pointing that out. I'll talk to my patent attorney, kindergarten buddy about it (He's in Philly & does a lot of patent work for Drexel BTW) - Jim Hardy
@Bill I would suggest that would go under a "joint inventorship" arrangement, which means the private group would own 1/2 and the rest is public domain. That's why I am thinking that places with a lot of private, endowment money would need to be specific in terms of what research they are funding with private money. I don't have the answer. Like Cameron, I can't get his big bald head around exactly what this would look like, but it's fun thinking about the possibilities. - Jim Hardy
@Cameron Sorry, that was a cheap shot :-) - Jim Hardy
@Jim - I'd say something rude in return but my big fat bald(ish!) head is still hurting from thinking about patent law.. ;-) - Cameron Neylon
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Wednesday at 12:48 pm - Link
now they just need to make that permanent! - Mr. Gunn
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reading this paper now, they did huge work, in detail - read supplement to paper - Alexey
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November 24 at 12:25 pm - Link
Jim Hardy, the guy who posted this is a "stem cell entrepreneur." Now THAT title I am intrigued by! - Robert Scoble
It means I haven't collected a paycheck in 24 months:-) Jim H - Jim Hardy
Jim and I collaborated on a project, initiated by Attila. Might be worth picking back up sometime, too, when I've got more resources to devote to it. - Mr. Gunn
Gundy, my "lab" is in shambles at the moment. Expectorating I'll be back up and running on the secret project by mid December. I'll have a couple interns from local college in late January. Need to get back to dental pulp SC extractions. - Jim Hardy
Cool. Let me know if there's anything I can do to help. - Mr. Gunn
Send money. Wads and wads of cash :-) - Jim Hardy
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November 25 at 11:58 am - Link
yeah, right - Mr. Gunn
And Nixon was not a crook, either. - Bill Hooker
I did not have "sexual relations" with that woman.... B Clinton. - Jim Hardy
I hear Iraq has a patent on Weapons of Mass Destruction. - Mr. Gunn
My name is Donald Duck - Deepak
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Sunday at 6:55 am - Link
That's an Un-like, to be precise. - Angelos Markos
Nothing to worry about as long as you're in the first group. The grim reaper will get us all, in the end. Looks like if you're in the High income group, doesn't make much of a difference what you do. Funny that there's no indication that we're all going to be extinct due to Global Warming, isn't it? And I thought we're all doomed unless we radically reduce our "carbon footprints"? - Jim Hardy
just curios what was borders for high/middle/low incomes? - Alexey
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If anyone is coming into town and needs a place to crash, let me know. Right off the MARC Brunswick line to Union Station. - Jim Hardy
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“Adding to my carbon footprint in bunches. Stoked the pool up to 95 F, outside temp 40 F. Burned 150 gal propane to heat 16,000 gal water. But it felt seriously good swimming tonight like we do every Thanksgiving. Especially after cutting & hauling 2,000 lbs of firewood I'll be burning.”
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November 23 at 6:50 pm - Link
Any suggestions? - Jim Hardy
It's like asking why anyone needs a truck when they've already got a perfectly good car or motorcycle. Ask your wanker to define the terms "totipotent", "pluripotent", and "multipotent", and see if he knows which category ASCs are in and which category ESCs are in. - Mr. Gunn
Actually, now that I've read it, I like your painting on bark vs. canvas analogy better. - Mr. Gunn
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Catchy title and the story is even funnier. Friday Follies. - Jim Hardy
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“I was just at a seminar on "Virtual Libraries" where the speakers were from Johns Hopkins. It wasn't as poignant as a talk I recall being posted at one of the Open Access Meetings in London, by a Librarian, shortly after SciFoo in August. Does anyone have a link to that talk?”
November 19 at 1:51 pm - Link
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