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FRESH INC.: THE STAFF BLOG
FEBRUARY 12, 2013
Dear China: Stop Stealing My Intellectual Property, Or Else
They are our baskets, being portrayed as the fruit of someone else’s engineering. They don't just look like our baskets. market. The U.S.
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ASK THE ANGELS
JULY 17, 2008
Patent Protection Checklist
Would it take considerable effort to reverse engineer the invention? As promised in my last post, here’s a brief checklist and some rules of thumb to determine if a patent is right for your business. described in a printed publication, offered for sale, used to produce a product)? Can it do something not done before? Can it do it cheaper?
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ANGEL INVESTING NEWS
JANUARY 25, 2012
Protecting IP in Crowdfunded Deals
Investors will eventually want to validate the intellectual property (IP) prior to investing but not just to hear about the opportunity.  Verifying that a new company has a unique product or service that cannot legally be duplicated quickly by reverse engineering by competitors is a legitimate concern of investors. I wonder.
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CAMPUS ENTREPRENEURSHIP
JANUARY 19, 2012
Research Funding Debate in UK: Curiosity or Commerce? | Guardian
Campus Eco-System Intellectual Property STEM Technology TransferSome interest debate surrounding the funding and mission of government funded research is taking place in the wake of Minister for State Universities and Science David Willetts speech on making the UK the global science research leader.
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CAMPUS ENTREPRENEURSHIP
JANUARY 9, 2012
U of Cincinnati Looks To Engineers and Entrepreneurship for Opportunity Creation and Economic Growth
Just read an interesting piece about University of Cincinnati’s efforts  to offer more entrepreneurial opportunities to students and faculty in its engineering programs. Apparently Dean Carlo Montemagno of the College of Engineering and Applies sciences is an educational innovator at UC. h/t tto2newco ).
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CAMPUS ENTREPRENEURSHIP
NOVEMBER 12, 2011
Students and Professors Try Open Innovation | Nature Publishing Group
Chris Wilmer, a PhD student in chemical and biological engineering at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, solved a challenge that involved the lack of access to clean water in poor villages of developing countries. Later Jimenez explains, Scientists who moonlight as solvers can use novel means to explore long-standing problems.
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