About the PTC Research Foundation:
www.ptcresearch.org
PAST (at George Washington University) Many current intellectual property practitioners, academicians, industrialists and government officials may have forgotten the genesis of the Patent, Trademark and Copyright (PTC) Research Foundation.? The PTC was founded by the patent section of the American Bar Association, and is intended to serve the United States and the world. more
PRESENT The PTC, under its broader charter to involve academia and the technological and business communities as well as legal practitioners, continues its tradition of highly interdisciplinary conferences and associated research activities. more
FUTURE The PTC, with loyal support of the intellectual property departments of largely American corporations and private law firms, and occasional outside grants, has developed steadily, but not yet with the quality, speed, effectiveness and service it can and must achieve. Help make this intellectual property research resource truly yours and that of the nation. more
PTC Research Foundation Affiliations:
NATIONAL INVENTORS COUNCIL During WWII, the National Inventors Council came into being due to the recognition that inventions and ideas of the citizenry could play an important role in the war effort, and its activities and expanded charter were transferred to the Academy in 1973. more
THE FRANKLIN PIERCE LAW CENTER In 1973, Robert Rines founded the Franklin Pierce Law Center with a specialty in training lawyers in the area of intellectual property law. T he same year it was founded, the Law Center also became the? home of the Patent, Trademark and Copyright Research Foundation. The Foundation is now based at the Academy.? more
PTC Research Foundation Programs:
PACT (Promotion of Advanced Commercial Technology) Under the impetus of a new patent law program in the People's Republic of China, the Academy of Applied Science was asked to assist Chinese universities and individual inventors in bringing their ideas to American businesses. This venture was developed under the aegis of a program called PACT, now more broadly embracing new technologies from the United States and Western Countries.? more
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