Lecture

Intellectual Property: Patent Application and Invention Process

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Description

This lecture covers the process of patent application in detail, including the bibliographic information, abstract, and claims. It explains the role of inventors and the main description of the invention. The lecture emphasizes the importance of correctly defining the invention to protect it effectively.

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