University of Columbia and Illumina locked in DNA patent battle
The University of Columbia has hit Illumina with a patent infringement suit relating to next-generation DNA sequencing, just days after the pharmaceutical company had one of the university’s patents invalidated at the US Patent and Trial Appeal Board (PTAB).
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29 October 2020 St. Louis-based Washington University has won more than $31.6 million from a patent victory over the University of Wisconsin’s technology transfer office.
29 October 2020 St. Louis-based Washington University has won more than $31.6 million from a patent victory over the University of Wisconsin’s technology transfer office.
29 October 2020 St. Louis-based Washington University has won more than $31.6 million from a patent victory over the University of Wisconsin’s technology transfer office.