ABSTRACT
This article presents the law of industrial properties within the context of nanotechnologies. Although this domain stands out by its innovative and interdisciplinary nature, its legal issues are not a priori different from that of other technological sectors, except for a fiercer race for patents. Although most applications are promising and furthermore concern a wide range of products, they are nonetheless sometimes of a rather abstract nature. However, an invention is defined as an intellectual creation that can be the object of an industrial application. What then of the application of patent law to nanotechnologies?
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INTRODUCTION
Legally speaking, nanotechnology differs from other fields of technology in terms of industrial property law only in a few details, which will be discussed here. Reflecting on the relevance and consequences of applying patent law to nanotechnologies involves asking the question of the object protected by this legal construct and the effects of this protection.
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