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Benchfly: Innovation 3 of 3

The third post in life science innovation in the laboratory has been published on Benchfly. In this final post in the guest blogger series by BioBM Principal Consultant Carlton Hoyt he discusses some considerations regarding intellectual property and options for commercializing and realizing revenues from a life science invention. You can read the post on Benchfly here.

The first post, encouraging and discussing ways for life science inventors to act on their ideas, can also be read on the Benchfly blog. The second post, on ballparking the value or revenue potential of an idea, can also be read on Benchfly.

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Benchfly: Innovation 2 of 3

The second in the BioBM / Benchfly series on laboratory innovation for life scientists has been published on Benchfly. In this post, BioBM Principal Consultant Carlton Hoyt discusses a “back-of-the-envelope” method for life scientists to ballpark how much their ideas or inventions could be worth to them. You can read the post in it’s entirety here.

The first post, encouraging and discussing ways for life science inventors to act on their ideas, can also be read on the Benchfly blog. The final post will be on discussing ways to take your idea from concept to commercialization and will be posted on Benchfly in the coming weeks. We’ll update the news section when it gets released, so feel free to subscribe to our RSS feed if you’d like to stay updated.

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BenchFly: Innovation 1 of 3

BioBM Principal Consultant Carlton Hoyt has been given the honor of writing a three-part series on innovation for life science inventors that is being featured on laboratory technique and advise site BenchFly. The first post focuses on different ways to realize the value of ideas – from small to groundbreaking. Read the post in it’s entirety here.

Subsequent posts will focus on determining if your idea has commercial value (and ball-parking how much) and ways to realize profits from your innovations or inventions. We’ll update the blog as these posts are released, so be sure to subscribe to our blog feed if you would like to stay updated.

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