Mark Mann

Nation-wide, standardized approach needed to manage Canadian universities’ IP

Mark Mann
December 16, 2020

Canadian universities’ approach to intellectual property should be standardized to benefit both researchers and industry. Canada’s chief scientist and the research granting councils could take the lead in this initiative.

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