Patenting to Fight Pandemics: Acknowledgements

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Acknowledgements

Authors:

• Elias Collette, Director, Business Improvement Services, Chief Economist and Data Steward, Canadian Intellectual Property Office
• Sean Martineau, Manager of Data and Analytics, Canadian Intellectual Property Office
• Mazahir Bhagat, Data Scientist, Canadian Intellectual Property Office

Contributors:

• Angjelos Fero, Student Analyst, Canadian Intellectual Property Office
• Bill Zhang, Student Analyst, Canadian Intellectual Property Office
• Francis Dawson, Student Analyst, Canadian Intellectual Property Office
• Hunter Hong, Student Analyst, Canadian Intellectual Property Office
• Kohl Hedley, Student Analyst, Canadian Intellectual Property Office
• Pierre McWhannel, Student Analyst, Canadian Intellectual Property Office
• Pranavan Pirahalathan, Student Analyst, Canadian Intellectual Property Office
• Sarah El-Kass, Student Analyst, Canadian Intellectual Property Office

The Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) would like to extend its gratitude to the National Research Council of Canada, the United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office and IP Australia for their collaboration in reviewing and support to arrive at a commonly accepted patent search strategy for sub-technology areas related to pandemic mitigation technologies.

Aussi offert en français sous le titre Breveter pour lutter contre les pandémies.