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Feb 12, 2018

Cornell Files Objection to Forced Arbitration With Life Tech

The university is arguing that the judge had no basis to compel arbitration of what Cornell is claiming is a fraudulent settlement.

Sep 15, 2017

Cornell Seeks to Rescind Settlement of Patent Dispute Against Illumina

The university's new court documents allege that Life Tech, its co-plaintiff in the previous suit, "fraudulently" induced it to settle the case against Illumina.

Apr 22, 2014

IP Roundup: Corning, NVS Technologies, Cornell Research Foundation, Luminex

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Title: Single-cell label-free assay.
Patent Number: 8,703,428
Filed: May 28, 2008
Lead Inventor: Ye Fang, Corning

Jun 14, 2011

IP Watch: Recent Patents Related to PCR, Nucleic Acid Amplification, and Sample Prep

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Cornell Research Foundation, Agilent Technologies, and the Finnish Defence Forces are awarded US patents.

May 17, 2011

IP Roundup

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Erie Scientific, Eppendorf, Cornell Research Foundation, Affymetrix, Centre National de la Recherche, Rosetta Genomics

Mar 29, 2011

IP Roundup

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Cornell Research Foundation, GE Healthcare, Illumina, Samsung Electronics, Biosigma, New York University

Feb 22, 2011

IP Roundup

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Roche NimbleGen, Quest Diagnostics, Colorado State University Research Foundation, Eppendorf Array Technologies, Suntory, Cornell Research Foundation, Agilent Technologies

Aug 24, 2010

IP Roundup

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Samsung Electronics, Corning, Yokogawa Electric, University of Texas, Cornell Research Foundation

Jul 07, 2009

IP Roundup

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Clontech Laboratories, Cornell Research Foundation, the University of Minnesota, Louisiana State University, Millipore, Ocimum Biosolutions

Mar 03, 2009

Patents of Note

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Sequencing-Related US Patents Granted Jan. 27 — March 3

The Scan

Here We Are Again

American scientists find themselves once again warning the Trump administration not to dismiss science, the New Yorker report.

In the Pink

A new study suggests CRISPR could be used to save coral reefs from dying off, Forbes reports.

All Tied Up in a Bow

Researchers have found that the i-motif shape of DNA previously observed in the lab also exists in human cells, and that it may serve a purpose.

This Week in PNAS

In PNAS this week: a genomic, transcriptomic, and metabolomic analysis of the tea plant, Arabidopsis thaliana's adaptations to specific local environments, and more.

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