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Business and innovation

The carrot and the stick

19 Jun 2018
This article first appeared in the 2018 Physics World Focus on Biomedical Physics

Every company wants to attract investors and deter competitors. Patent attorney David Robinson explains how a good intellectual property strategy has helped biomedical physics firm Bioxydyn do just that

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Attracting investment: A good patenting strategy involves more than just defending your rights. (Image courtesy: iStock/tiero)
A common view of patents is that they are only useful if someone tries to copy your research and pro

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David Robinson is a partner and patent attorney at Marks & Clerk in Manchester, UK
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