Standards and Intellectual Property Rights for Innovation
Securing intellectual property rights and U.S. participation in international technology standards development
Renewing our commitment to open, consensus-driven global standards and securing intellectual property rights for U.S. inventors are critical for national security. A strong intellectual property regime has been a pillar of U.S. economic and technological competitiveness, providing the incentive for invention and commercialization of countless essential technologies the world enjoys today.
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TRIPS Waivers and Pharmaceutical Innovation
Blog Post by Christopher Borges — March 15, 2023
The China Innovation Challenge: A Conversation with Professor Jonathan Barnett
Transcript by Sujai Shivakumar and Andrei Iancu — January 23, 2023
Protect the Value of American Invention
Commentary by Andrei Iancu and David J. Kappos — November 30, 2022
China's Ally in Stealing Western IP: The United States
Commentary by Walter G. Copan — October 26, 2022
What Can Patent Data Reveal about U.S.-China Technology Competition?
Critical Questions by Alexander Kersten , Gabrielle Athanasia , and Gregory Arcuri — September 19, 2022
U.S. Technological Leadership and Patents: What Can the Data Tell Us?
Event by Andrei Iancu and Kirti Gupta — August 30, 2022
To Get More Women and Minority Inventors, We Need Data
Commentary by Andrei Iancu and Michelle K. Lee — June 22, 2022
Renewing U.S. Leadership in Standards
Commentary by Walter G. Copan and Kirti Gupta — June 13, 2022
Untapped Innovation?
Report by Alexander Kersten and Gabrielle Athanasia — May 25, 2022
Event Recap: Innovation and IP's Role in Combatting the COVID-19 Pandemic
Blog Post by Gregory Arcuri — May 24, 2022