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Subject: intellectual ownership

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Date Posted: 01/14/06 8:46:36am
In reply to: krz 's message, "Re: genentechechechechechech" on 01/13/06 9:39:26pm

>
>interesting pa -
>
>as someone who is now expected (within 7 years) to
>bring in federal money as a function of tenure - one
>of the issues i'm personally stuggling with is the
>university 'owning' the results of that work.
>Essentially, my intellectual property secures the
>federal funding, the university had a clause that
>allows them to not retain my services if i don't
>secure federal funding, and in the end i don't own any
>of the 'stuff' (likely programs in my case) that are a
>result.

how does this play out? If, after 10 years at UWM, you decided to leave to start a private practice, is it legal to apply your programs in your practice?

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: intellectual ownership	krz	01/14/06 8:51:34am