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27-Mar-2003
A new issue of the OECD Biotechnology Update has been published. This newsletter provides up-to-date information on the diverse activities at OECD related to biotechnology.
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03-Feb-2003
Changes in IPR, along with developments in industrial innovation and the economy at large, have altered the relationships among IPR, innovation and economic performance. A new OECD study will investigate these changes and provide empirical information to guide ongoing policy debates about IPR.(pdf)
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11-Sep-2002
An expert's workshop will be held in the Hague to discuss the conclusions of a year long study by Member Countries of the IP and licensing strategies of their public research organisations.
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27-Aug-2002
This report represents the personal interpretation of the Rapporteurs concerning the key issues brought out in the Conference. It takes into account comments made on an earlier draft in the final session of the Conference.
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24-Aug-2002
This document summarises the conclusions of the Experts'Workshop on Genetic Inventions, IPRs, and Licensing Practices held on January 24-25, 2002 in Berlin.
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24-Aug-2002
Aiming to a better understanding of the data on the licensing practices in gene-based inventions; documenting the benefits of gene patents as well as the concerns certain licensing practices have raised; and discussing strategies developed in response to the proliferation of gene-based patents.
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22-Aug-2002
A Consensus Document on Compositional Considerations for New Varieties of Maize has been published.
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10-May-2002
Consensus Documents on the biology of Stone Fruits and Module II: Herbicide Biochemistry, Herbicide Metabolism and the Residues in Glufosinate-Ammonium Tolerant Transgenic Plants are now available.
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14-Feb-2002
The purpose of the unique identifier is for its use as a key to accessing information in the OECD product database and interoperable systems for the products of modern biotechnology which have been approved for commercial application.
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05-Feb-2002
Consensus Document on compositional considerations for new varieties of Potatoes, Sugar Beet, Soybean, and Acid Rapeseed (Canola) have been published.
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