Search wiki using Sphinx

Jump to: navigation, search

... in California 3 - Nathan Carver Electric Weather Instruments 7 - G. Edward Pendray Recent Rocket Patents: Dr. Goddard patents a new motor 8 - Peter van Dresser Dry Fuel Experiences 9 - C. P. Mason ... - New Navy Jet Fighter 43 - List of Advertisers 44 - Westinghouse Jet Engine 45 - United States Patents 47 - 71 September 1947 - Northrop Flying Wing — XB49 2 - Limitations of Space Travel 3 - Jet ...

... 1958 authorizing the NASA Administrator to waive Government patent rights, then outlined present NASA patent policy, and explained how pro­posed policy would extend patent waiver. "A careful compari­son of the proposed ... National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The national interest requires greater uniformity between DOD and NASA patent practices since they are drawing on the services of the same sector of industrial research ...

... the many subjects around which differing opinions swirl is that of Government patent policy, particularly as respects ownership of patent rights on inventions resulting from governmentally financed research . . . "I have introduced in ... , H.R. 2349, would amend the existing patent code to permit patent holders to bring civil actions against Govern­ment contractors who infringe their patents while carrying out Government contracts. "This bill is ...

... he started writing the specifications for his Goddard, Robert - Patents first rocket patent . On October 1st the patent was filed at the US Patent office and then was subsequently issued on July 7th of ... and bed ridden with a debilitating disease, Goddard drew up his second rocket patent. After mailing it to the patent office he spent two weeks rethinking the problem. On March 26th he made some modifications, this time the patent would include not only the design for a shotgun-like multiple cartridge launcher but also ...

... developed a new system to streamline the way the agency licenses its technology patents, making the transfer of NASA-patented innovations to industry easier than ever before. The Automated Technology Licensing Application ... commercialization of NASA’s technologies,” said Dan Lockney, Technology Transfer program executive for STMD. “Licensing patents isn’t new, but with the NASA license application tool, and our comprehensive portfolio of ...

... liquid oxygen and "carbonaceous substance" carrying missile. Although it looked like a rocket in the patent filing it was a unique design for an explosive shell using liquid oxygen. Image:Heylandt1930 ... . Alfons Pietsch at left in car.''' Media:Heylandt Missile.pdf Patent DE1439237 for Paul Heylandt's liquid oxygen missile, circa 1921 Media:Heylandt_patents.pdf Patents by Paul Heylandt 1922-33 :Category:Engineer

... inventions resulting from space program work. Effective September 28, the revised patent waiver and related procurement regulations implemented Presidential patent policy statement of last October which established guidelines for a more unified approach among Federal agencies regarding allocation of patent rights to inventions produced in performance of Government contracts. The new regulations also reflected more ...

... Canaveral scored its fifth successful test flight in seven attempts. NASA published proposed revisions to patent regulations, simplifying procedures under which NASA can waive to contractors commercial rights to inventions developed ... make provisional agreements with industry for nonexclusive commercial development of inventions on which NASA patents were pending. Revised patent policy was designed to promote widespread use of space inventions by industry and ...

... the ionosphere, functioned successfully throughout the flight. Senator Estes Kefauver (D–Tenn.) announced NASA proposed patent regulations would "flout the clear legislative intent underlying the NASA Act of 1958." Urging NASA ... increase in inventions through "the proven incentives of the patent system." Senator Russell B. Long (D–La.) charged the patent proposals would give "patent monopolies" to the industry on developments resulting from publicly ...

... from 1971 overrun of 40%. ''(AP, W Star & News, 7/18/72, A6)'' U.S. Patent No. 3 678 180 was issued to Donald S. Bond of Radio Corp. of America ... radio facsimiles relayed by satellite. ''(NYT, 7/22/72, 37; Pat Off pio)'' U.S. Patent No. 3 677 502 was issued to Soviet aircraft designer Aleksey A. Tupolev and seven ... on Tu-144. Earlier applications had been filed for Soviet patents and other American patents were pending on specific features of aircraft. Patent indicated that aircraft design was intended to prevent engine exhaust ...

Powered by Sphinx