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re: patents. Jerry writes: "Actually, they may belong to you."

> Cornell University requires individuals, as conditions of their university appointments or their use of university resources, to assign to the university all right, title, and interest in their inventions and related property rights that result from activity conducted in the course of their university appointments and/or their use of university resources.

> Cornell asserts ownership of inventions and related property rights arising from the activities of its faculty, staff, students, and others who use university resources, including those provided through an externally funded grant, contract, or other type of award or gift to the university.

> The transfer of Cornell inventions to the marketplace ... can best be assured by providing the university with ownership of Cornell inventions and related intellectual property.

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