ISSN 0018-6694
Vol. 54, Issue 4, 2017April 17, 2017 CDT
The Changing Landscape of Patent Subject Matter Eligibility and its Impact on Biotechnological Innovation
The Changing Landscape of Patent Subject Matter Eligibility and its Impact on Biotechnological Innovation
Articles in Vol. 54, Issue 4, 2017
Vol. 54, Issue 4, 2017
- Introduction: The Twenty-First Annual Frankel LectureD. Theodore Rave
- Outsourcing Politics: The Hostile Takeover of Our Hollowed-Out Political PartiesSamuel Issacharoff
- The Parties' Struggles in the Political "Market": Can Regulation Solve This Problem—Should It, and If So, How?Robert F. Bauer
- Playing Cards in a Hurricane: Party Reform in an Age of PolarizationHeather K. Gerken
- Uncertain Waters: The Legal Implications of the "New Waters of the United States" Rule on the Energy Sector and a Potential Remedy Within Administrative LawCameron Secord
- Common Courtesy: How the New Common Rule Strengthens Human Subject ProtectionsVictoria Berkowitz
- The Changing Landscape of Patent Subject Matter Eligibility and its Impact on Biotechnological InnovationHallie Wimberly
Hallie Wimberly, The Changing Landscape of Patent Subject Matter Eligibility and Its Impact on Biotechnological Innovation, 54 Hou. L. Rev. (2017).