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The Study on Patent Protection of Nanotechnology
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【Abstract】 The Study on Patent Protection of Nanotechnology Kang, Heon The field of nanotechnology, or the science of building, visualizing, and manipulating at the nanometer scale, has life-changing impact at many levels in society. Nanotechnology promises many different, often fantastic, inventions, including the ability to self-replicate such that machines can assemble identical copies of themselves, storing the equivalent information from a library on a space the size of an index card, or manufacturing “nanobots” that selectively infiltrate and target cancer cells or viruses within the body, selectively incapacitating the targets with a panoply of therapeutics stored within the nanodevice. To succeed as a business, companies that develop new discoveries and uses for nanotechnology will need patent protection. With a carefully developed patent strategy at the earliest stages, such emerging technology companies will have a chance of succeeding. Moreover, in order for nanotechnology inventions to reach commercial success, competition at both the national and international level must be overcome. In order to protect your patent territory, and decrease litigation exposure, a well-planned patent strategy will be the key to survival.
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