
doi: 10.1038/231357a0
pmid: 4931000
Professor Walker describes two contrasting personal experiences as an inventor and suggests that inventors should be encouraged to participate much more fully during the period of translation of an idea into a commercial product.
Employment, Patents as Topic, Biomedical Engineering, Income, Centrifugation, Densitometry
Employment, Patents as Topic, Biomedical Engineering, Income, Centrifugation, Densitometry
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