How PhD students in Sweden can profit from their own research
Sweden is the only country in the world where PhD students and researchers retain full rights to any patentable inventions they make. Stina Lantz, head of the lobby organisation for incubators and science parks in Sweden, explains why this matters.
Sweden is the only country in the world where PhD students and researchers retain full rights to any patentable inventions they make. Stina Lantz, head of the lobby organisation for incubators and science parks in Sweden, explains why this matters.
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