The growing salience of intellectual property (IP) rights has reconfigured US science, shifting
it from the formerly separate realms of university and commercial science to an increasingly …

In Facilitating Scientific Research: Intellectual Property Rights and the Nonns of Science-A
Response to Rai and Eisenberg,'Scott Kieff critiques my Article entitled Regulating Scientific …

The scale is the most famous emblem of the law, including intellectual property (IP).
Because IP rights impose social costs on the public by limiting access to protected work, the …

As intellectual property (" IP") scholars, we write this letter with aspirations of reaching the
highest ethical norms possible for our field. Changes in the field of IP make it incumbent …

Ownership of intellectual property in science has historically been consequential, uncertain,
and contentious. This has been so in some measure since the emergence of modern …

Much scholarly attention has focused on possible impediments to both science and
innovation arising from extensions of patent protection to research tools and to other …

The controversial question of who controls research stands at the center of a growing
number of legal and administrative disputes which raise critical issues of professional …

Arti Rai's article in the Fall 1999 issue of the Northwestern University Law Review explores
the proper use of both legal rules and prescriptive norms to shape behavior in the basic …

Many believe intellectual property has overreached, and that policymakers must respond. In
this Essay, I argue that the critique may have merit, but private parties are in some cases …

A decade ago the biomedical research community was sounding alarm bells about the
impact of intellectual property (IP) rights on the ability of scientists to do their …