DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/e73dd3/denmark_drug_paten) has announced the addition of the "Denmark Drug Patent Inventor Report - 2011" report to their offering.
The Denmark Drug Patent Inventor Report profiles Denmark-based inventors leading pharmaceutical innovation.
Using data on drugs approved from 2000 to 2010, this report provides complete lists of:
- Top Inventors
- Which inventors were granted the most patents?
- Patents per Inventor
- The patents awarded to each inventor Approved Drugs per Inventor
- The approved drugs protected by each inventor's patents Co-Inventors per Inventor
- The co-inventors listed on each inventor's patents Assignees per Inventor
- The assignees listed on each inventor's patents
The information is further broken down in the following ways:
Top Inventors: The inventor's name and location are shown, alongside the number of patents on which the inventor is named as an inventor. This list is sorted by the number of patents per inventor.
Note that the United States Patent and Trademark Office defines an inventor as one who has 'contributed to the conception (and not merely the reduction to practice) of the invention, and must maintain intellectual domination of the work.'
Patents per Inventor: The complete list of patents on which each inventor is named, along with filing date and patent title, is shown. This list is sorted alphabetically by the inventor's last name.
Approved Drugs per Inventor: The drugs corresponding to each inventor's patents, along with the patent number and patent title, are shown. This list is sorted by the inventor's last name.
Co-Inventors per Inventor: The co-inventors on each inventor's patents are shown, along with the patent number and patent title. This list is sorted by the inventor's last name.
Assignees per Inventor: The assignees with ownership rights to each inventor's patents are listed, along with the patent number and patent title.
Note that the United States Patent and Trademark Office defines an assignee as the party with ownership rights to the patent -- the assignee is not necessarily be the party that sponsored the patent-generating research, and is not necessarily the party selling patented products.
Key Topics Covered:
- Introduction
- Disclaimer
- Top Inventors
- Patents per Inventor
- Approved Drugs per Inventor
- Co-Inventors per Inventor
- Assignees per Inventor
- Data Sources
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