Pat Granahan joined the Fish & Neave IP Group of Ropes & Gray as a partner in 2001. Pat's practice includes patent application drafting and prosecution, technology licensing, and providing patentability, patent validity and non-infringement assessments in a wide variety of scientific disciplines, and especially biotechnology and chemistry. Pat has been in practice since 1983 and during that time, has worked with many non-profit academic and research institutes, as well as companies ranging in size from small startups to large multinational businesses, particularly in the biotech and pharmaceutical industries. Pat is Patent Counsel at the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research and will continue in this role. Prior to joining the Firm, she was a partner of Hamilton, Brook, Smith, and Reynolds.
Once the inventor knows that in fact there are certain expectations within the inventor's institution, they should be fairly straightforward. The inventor should know that as soon as he or she thinks there is an invention, that that's the time to speak up. To go and talk to the tech transfer offic...(Full transcript available to logged in subscribers.).
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Patricia Granahan Shares Thoughts on What an Inventor Should Expect From University Technology Transfer
Prem Das Discusses Importance Of Networking and Starting Relationship With Tech Transfer Before Invention is Complete
Frances Toneguzzo Discusses Technical, Legal and Networking Resources Available Through Technology Transfer Offices
