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week_39/chris_hermansson2.md

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 - Dispositive claims - an economic right
   - A person/entity who has acquired the right to use the patent, the patent
   application or the invention
+
+### The Act on the Right to Employee's Inventions
+- Applicable area: inventions patentable in Sweden made by employees (§1)
+- Is not applicable for teachers/researchers at universities (§1);
+"the teacher's exemptions"
+
+### Patent Application Requirements
+
+The first step to making a new patent is to ask yourself if the thing you want
+to patent is a discovery or an invention.
+
+- Discovery = Observation, "finding"
+- Invention = Constructive creation of something new
+
+E.g.:
+
+- The electric motor was an invention resulting from the discovery of the
+electromagnetic field.
+- Gene sequences found in the human body are discoveries but if they can be
+isolated they may be patentable, even if the structure is identical to the
+human body gene sequence...
+
+### Three types of patents
+
+- Product
+- Method/process
+- Application/use
+
+The three patent types are deduced from a comparison of the right to exlude
+others when holding a patent, PA §3 p.1-3
+
+### Not Patentable Inventions in Themsolves (in Sweden)
+
+- Sicentific theories §1p. 1 PA
+- Mathematical methods §1p. 1 PA
+- Artistic works §1p. 2 PA
+- Software ('computer program') §1p. 3 PA
+- Business methods §1p.3 PA
+