Globalization of pharmaceutical innovation
Here’s a copy of the talk I gave at the American Chemical Society meeting, on using patent information to track globalization:
Check out it. I think the findings will surprise you!
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Yali Friedman lives in Washington, DC and is author of Building Biotechnology and other books; founder of DrugPatentWatch; and chief editor of the Journal of Commercial Biotechnology.
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