Back from washington Patent Statistics for Decision Makers 201, I put below a list of speakers who partecipated to the event; zipped full version in PDF along with 2010 statistics from 4 patent offices (US EP JP WO) can be downloaded here
Dr. Margaret Clements, Indiana University, US
The Geography of Academic Patents: A Strategic International Collaboration Network
Dr. Christian HELMERS, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, ES
Is the Dragon Learning to Fly? An Analysis of Chinese Firms’ Patenting Activity in the US
Mr. Jean-Yves LEGENDRE, The L’Oreal Group, FR
The Use of Patent Data in Business Development at L’Oreal
Dr. James D. ADAMS, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, US
Discovery and Invention in Science-Based Firms
Dr. Hans LÖÖF, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, SE
Patent, R&D Strategies and Entrepreneurial Spawning
Ms. Cynthia BARCELON-YANG, Bristol-Myers Squibb, US
The Role of Patent Analysis in Corporate R&D at BMS
Dr. Jan YOUTIE, Georgia Institute of Technology, US
Nanotechnology Firms from Discovery to Commercialization
Mr. Nils NEWMAN, MERIT and Intelligent Information Services Corporation, NL
Patent Overlay Mapping: Visualizing Technological Distance
Dr. Alan L. PORTER, Georgia Institute of Technology and Search Technologies, Inc., US
Tracking Emergence of a Nano Technology – Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells (DSSCs)
Mr. Kyriakos DRIVAS, University of California, Berkeley, US
The Role of Exclusive Licensing in Follow-on Research of Academic Patented Inventions
Dr. Lynne ZUCKER, UCLA, US
Patent Inventing and Scientific Discovery Synergy: Economic Effects of the Co-Evolution of
Universities and Firms
Mr. Ulrich STOLZENBURG, University of Kiel, DE
Scope and Diffusion of Knowledge from German PROs
Dr. Andrew CHRISTIE, Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne, AU
What Difference Does Patent Examination Make?: An Analysis of the Effect of Examination in the
USPTO, the EPO and APO
Dr. Benjamin MITRA-KAHN, Intellectual Property Office, UK
A Framework for International Comparisons of Patent Backlogs
Dr. Julia LANE, National Science Foundation, US
StarMetrics: Using Patent Data to Measure Scientists’ Impacts
Mr. James BESSEN, Boston University, US
The Private Costs of “Patent Troll” Litigation
Dr. Catherine TUCKER, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US
Patent Trolls and Innovation
Mr. Yoichiro NISHIMURA, Kanagawa University, JP
An Empirical Assessment of the Effects of Patent Thickets
Mr. Edward J. EGAN, University of California, Berkeley, US
Economic Implications of Patent Citations: Start-up Value & Organizational Form Choice
Mr. Michael J. LASINSKI, 284 Partners, LLC, US
Patents in Markets for Technology
Mr. Peter NEUHÄUSLER, Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research ISI, DE
Patent Information and Corporate Credit Ratings: An Empirical Study of Patent Valuation by
Credit Rating Agencies
Dr. Margaret Clements, Indiana University, US
The Geography of Academic Patents: A Strategic International Collaboration Network
Dr. Christian HELMERS, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, ES
Is the Dragon Learning to Fly? An Analysis of Chinese Firms’ Patenting Activity in the US
Mr. Jean-Yves LEGENDRE, The L’Oreal Group, FR
The Use of Patent Data in Business Development at L’Oreal
Dr. James D. ADAMS, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, US
Discovery and Invention in Science-Based Firms
Dr. Hans LÖÖF, Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, SE
Patent, R&D Strategies and Entrepreneurial Spawning
Ms. Cynthia BARCELON-YANG, Bristol-Myers Squibb, US
The Role of Patent Analysis in Corporate R&D at BMS
Dr. Jan YOUTIE, Georgia Institute of Technology, US
Nanotechnology Firms from Discovery to Commercialization
Mr. Nils NEWMAN, MERIT and Intelligent Information Services Corporation, NL
Patent Overlay Mapping: Visualizing Technological Distance
Dr. Alan L. PORTER, Georgia Institute of Technology and Search Technologies, Inc., US
Tracking Emergence of a Nano Technology – Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells (DSSCs)
Mr. Kyriakos DRIVAS, University of California, Berkeley, US
The Role of Exclusive Licensing in Follow-on Research of Academic Patented Inventions
Dr. Lynne ZUCKER, UCLA, US
Patent Inventing and Scientific Discovery Synergy: Economic Effects of the Co-Evolution of
Universities and Firms
Mr. Ulrich STOLZENBURG, University of Kiel, DE
Scope and Diffusion of Knowledge from German PROs
Dr. Andrew CHRISTIE, Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne, AU
What Difference Does Patent Examination Make?: An Analysis of the Effect of Examination in the
USPTO, the EPO and APO
Dr. Benjamin MITRA-KAHN, Intellectual Property Office, UK
A Framework for International Comparisons of Patent Backlogs
Dr. Julia LANE, National Science Foundation, US
StarMetrics: Using Patent Data to Measure Scientists’ Impacts
Mr. James BESSEN, Boston University, US
The Private Costs of “Patent Troll” Litigation
Dr. Catherine TUCKER, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US
Patent Trolls and Innovation
Mr. Yoichiro NISHIMURA, Kanagawa University, JP
An Empirical Assessment of the Effects of Patent Thickets
Mr. Edward J. EGAN, University of California, Berkeley, US
Economic Implications of Patent Citations: Start-up Value & Organizational Form Choice
Mr. Michael J. LASINSKI, 284 Partners, LLC, US
Patents in Markets for Technology
Mr. Peter NEUHÄUSLER, Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research ISI, DE
Patent Information and Corporate Credit Ratings: An Empirical Study of Patent Valuation by
Credit Rating Agencies
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