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Last Days of Night

Graham Moore

2016

Sacred seed

Vandana Shiva, Bartholomew I Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople

2014

Patent law and practice

Herbert F. Schwartz

2001

Quarter Sessions, seize quartiers, etc

William Bradbrook

1909

Health care products

S. Torrey

1981

Preventing piracy

Ernest E. Keet

1984

Gene patents and collaborative licensing models

Geertrui van Overwalle

2009

The Telephone Gambit

Seth Shulman

2008

20 questions to ask if you have a great idea or invention

Michael H. Jester

2006

The Last Days of Night

Graham Moore

2016

Hollow fibers

Jeanette Scott

1981

Decorative glass processes

Arthur Louis Duthie

1908

Imitation to innovation in China

Yahong Li

2010

The genie in the machine

Robert Plotkin

2009

The Law and strategy of biotechnology patents

Kenneth D. Sibley

1994

A True Relation Concerning the Estate of New-England: As it was Presented to His Mat̳i̳e̳

Henry Fitz-Gilbert Waters, Charles Edward Banks

1886

Inventing for Dummies

Pamela Riddle Bird

2004

The complete idiot's guide to cashing in on your inventions

Levy, Richard C.

2010

How I made millions with just a few simple ideas!

Robert M. Hayes

1994

Stalemate in technology

Mensch, Gerhard.

1979

European Intellectual Property Law

Paul Torremans, Justine Pila

2016

Getting through dental fear with CBT

Helen Chapman

2006

Who owns you?

David R. Koepsell

2009

Snack food technology

Samuel A. Matz

1993

Patents for chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology

Philip W. Grubb

1999

The inventor's handbook

Robert Park

1986

How to make patent drawings yourself

Jack Lo

1999

The inventor's bible

Ronald Louis Docie

2004

Forest harvesting patents

1985

Patents for inventions

Great Britain. Patent Office.

1871

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