People ask Foley from time to time about which are the top nanotechnology patents. Good question. Does that mean the most valuable patents now or the potentially most valuable
patents in ten years? Does it mean the most technologically interesting patents? Sadly, some really nifty patents are not very commercially important, and some very pedestrian patents are
commercial gold mines. Here, we provide one brief, highly subjective, and speculative commentary about a dozen or so nanotechnology patents which struck us as either important,
interesting, or in some cases, BOTH.
Read the complete article by clicking the link below.
patents in ten years? Does it mean the most technologically interesting patents? Sadly, some really nifty patents are not very commercially important, and some very pedestrian patents are
commercial gold mines. Here, we provide one brief, highly subjective, and speculative commentary about a dozen or so nanotechnology patents which struck us as either important,
interesting, or in some cases, BOTH.
Read the complete article by clicking the link below.
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