Edited by Matthew Rimmer, Professor of Intellectual Property and Innovation Law, Faculty of Business and Law, Queensland University of Technology (QUT) and Alison McLennan, Assistant Professor, School of Law & Justice, Faculty of Business, Government & Law, University of Canberra, Australia

• Contents:PrefaceIntroduction: Inventing Life: Intellectual Property and the New BiologyAlison McLennan and Matthew Rimmer PART I: A HISTORY OF BIODISCOVERY1. Of Plants, Pills and Patents: Circulating KnowledgeEva Hemmungs Wirtén PART II: MEDICINE, BIOTECHNOLOGY AND GENOMICS2. Bilski v. Kappos and Biotechnology Patents: Back to the Future?Yann Joly and Francis Hemmings3. The Current State of Patent Eligibility of Medical and Biotechnology Inventions in the United StatesJoshua D. Sarnoff4. Patent Law, the Emerging Biotechnologies and the Role of Language in Subject-Matter ExpansionismGraham Dutfield PART III: BIOBANKS, BIOINFORMATICS AND BIOBRICKS5. Standards for Biobank Access and Intellectual PropertyDianne Nicol and Richard Gold6. The 1000 Genomes ProjectDonna M. Gitter 7. Building with BioBricks: Constructing a Commons for Synthetic Biology ResearchAlison McLennan PART IV: GENETICS, STEM CELLS AND NANOTECHNOLOGY8. Regulating Gene Regulation: Patenting Small RNAsAdam Bostanci, Jane Calvert and Pierre-Benoit Joly9. Stem Cell Patents: Looking for SerenityAmina Agovic 10. Cosmo, Cosmolino: Patent Law and NanotechnologyAlison McLennan and Matthew RimmerPART V: BIODIVERSITY, FOOD SECURITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE11. Patenting the Kakadu Plum and the Marjarla Tree: Biodiscovery, Intellectual Property and Indigenous KnowledgeSarah Holcombe and Terri Janke 12. Climate-Ready Crops: Intellectual Property, Agriculture and Climate ChangeMatthew Rimmer13. The Doomsday Vault: Seed Banks, Food Security and Climate ChangeMatthew RimmerBibliographyIndex

Edited by Matthew Rimmer, Professor of Intellectual Property and Innovation Law, Faculty of Business and Law, Queensland University of Technology (QUT) and Alison McLennan, Assistant Professor, School of Law & Justice, Faculty of Business, Government & Law, University of Canberra, Australia

• Contents:PrefaceIntroduction: Inventing Life: Intellectual Property and the New BiologyAlison McLennan and Matthew Rimmer PART I: A HISTORY OF BIODISCOVERY1. Of Plants, Pills and Patents: Circulating KnowledgeEva Hemmungs Wirtén PART II: MEDICINE, BIOTECHNOLOGY AND GENOMICS2. Bilski v. Kappos and Biotechnology Patents: Back to the Future?Yann Joly and Francis Hemmings3. The Current State of Patent Eligibility of Medical and Biotechnology Inventions in the United StatesJoshua D. Sarnoff4. Patent Law, the Emerging Biotechnologies and the Role of Language in Subject-Matter ExpansionismGraham Dutfield PART III: BIOBANKS, BIOINFORMATICS AND BIOBRICKS5. Standards for Biobank Access and Intellectual PropertyDianne Nicol and Richard Gold6. The 1000 Genomes ProjectDonna M. Gitter 7. Building with BioBricks: Constructing a Commons for Synthetic Biology ResearchAlison McLennan PART IV: GENETICS, STEM CELLS AND NANOTECHNOLOGY8. Regulating Gene Regulation: Patenting Small RNAsAdam Bostanci, Jane Calvert and Pierre-Benoit Joly9. Stem Cell Patents: Looking for SerenityAmina Agovic 10. Cosmo, Cosmolino: Patent Law and NanotechnologyAlison McLennan and Matthew RimmerPART V: BIODIVERSITY, FOOD SECURITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE11. Patenting the Kakadu Plum and the Marjarla Tree: Biodiscovery, Intellectual Property and Indigenous KnowledgeSarah Holcombe and Terri Janke 12. Climate-Ready Crops: Intellectual Property, Agriculture and Climate ChangeMatthew Rimmer13. The Doomsday Vault: Seed Banks, Food Security and Climate ChangeMatthew RimmerBibliographyIndex