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The calming effect is probably real, said Michael Pollastri, a pharmaceuticals chemist at Boston University. "If there were not therapeutic effects, ...
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By Staff reports Zeeland native, Hope College alumnus and Nobel-prize-winning organic chemist Eugene E. van Tamelen, Class of 1947, died on December 12, ...
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If I have an invention that needs a chemist of a specific type, where can I go to get help?
Q. I dont want to patent it until I know that it works. I heard provisional patents are pretty much useless. Do I hire a chemist? Do I go to my local university and talk to a professor? And am I safe if I just have them sign a disclosure document?
Asked by Ilooklikemyavatar..exactly - Fri Nov 24 03:11:28 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I should think that you are better advised to discuss the matter with a university professor than a commercial chemist. The prof has a reputation to uphold, and guards it zealously...the chem is more a hit-or-miss situation, so you would have to investigate his credentials. A simple oral agreement with a prof could be sufficient, at least initially. (But he is not likely to make a blanket agreement w/o knowing something about your problem...after all, he or his group might be working on a similar project.) Moreover, the prof has immediate access to imput from a variety of chemists...even though you seem to think you know the 'specific type' needed, there are inter-relationships and synergisms involved in group advisories. Many profs act… [cont.]
Answered by L. A. L. - Fri Nov 24 10:04:16 2006
Q. I dont want to patent it until I know that it works. I heard provisional patents are pretty much useless. Do I hire a chemist? Do I go to my local university and talk to a professor? And am I safe if I just have them sign a disclosure document?
Asked by Ilooklikemyavatar..exactly - Fri Nov 24 03:11:28 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I should think that you are better advised to discuss the matter with a university professor than a commercial chemist. The prof has a reputation to uphold, and guards it zealously...the chem is more a hit-or-miss situation, so you would have to investigate his credentials. A simple oral agreement with a prof could be sufficient, at least initially. (But he is not likely to make a blanket agreement w/o knowing something about your problem...after all, he or his group might be working on a similar project.) Moreover, the prof has immediate access to imput from a variety of chemists...even though you seem to think you know the 'specific type' needed, there are inter-relationships and synergisms involved in group advisories. Many profs act… [cont.]
Answered by L. A. L. - Fri Nov 24 10:04:16 2006
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