Innovation and Nanotechnology Converging Technologies and the End of Intellectual Property

This title presents explores how emerging nanotechnologies demand a new approach to scientific discovery. It develops a theory of authorship, artifacts and intentionality in relation to public policies and institutions. It concludes that localized manufacturing, distributed design and nanotechnology...

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Main Author Koepsell, David
Format eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published London Bloomsbury Publishing Plc 2011
A & C Black Publishers Ltd
Bloomsbury Academic
Bloomsbury Publishing
Bloomsbury
Edition1
Subjects
Convergence
Digital Humanities & Digital Cultures
Impact of science and technology on society
Innovation
Intellectual property
Mathematics and Science
Nanosciences
Nanotechnology
Nanowares
New technology
Philosophy & Social Aspects
Philosophy of science
Science
Science: general issues
Social philosophy
Sociology
Sociology of Science and Technology
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ISBN9781849664783
1849664781
1849663432
9781849663434
184966479X
9781849664806
9781849664790
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DOI10.5040/9781849664783

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Summary:This title presents explores how emerging nanotechnologies demand a new approach to scientific discovery. It develops a theory of authorship, artifacts and intentionality in relation to public policies and institutions. It concludes that localized manufacturing, distributed design and nanotechnology call into question intellectual property regimes.
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ISBN:9781849664783
1849664781
1849663432
9781849663434
184966479X
9781849664806
9781849664790
1849664803
DOI:10.5040/9781849664783