Trice Brown, The Auburn Plainsman; Nobel laureate takes stance against allowing research to be intellectual property
"George Smith, recipient of a 2018 Nobel Prize for Chemistry, spoke to
a crowd of students and faculty about the problems that arise from
making publicly funded research intellectual property.
Smith said one of the greatest problems facing the scientific
research community is the ability of universities to claim intellectual
property rights on publicly funded research.
“I think that all research ought not to have intellectual — not to be
intellectual property,” Smith said. “It’s the property of everyone.”"
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