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Scientific research and patent law

Darío Bergel,Salvador
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Darío Bergel,Salvador
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Ethics
Patents
law
Registered trademarks
Intellectual property
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Political ethics
Ethics of law
Rights based legal ethics
Methods of ethics
Bioethics
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Research Ethics
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/238114
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"Scientific research and patent law belong to two very different worlds, which made dificult that there are points of contact. While the underlying principles that authorize the granting of a patent (existence of a patentable invention, novelty, a inventive improve in the object or capacity in question and there industrial application) envisioned no conflicts were observed. The changes in patent law as a result of increasing market pressure has led to a transformation that disturbs the free movement of knowledge and scientific research itself; ethical issues of undoubted interest. The most significant notes of this process are described in this work as well as the most important conflicts that arose."
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2014
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