Enigma Diagnostics signs exclusive licence agreement with the UK Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
The new licence agreement, which will remain in place until 2026, shall enable Enigma to sub-licence any of the technologies covered by the agreement to potential partners and collaborators. The ability to sub-licence the technologies covers both PCR and non-PCR applications. In addition, it shall enable Enigma to develop its own patent portfolio, as any improvement that it makes to any of the technologies covered by this agreement will be able to be patented by the Company. As part of the agreement, Enigma will also gain ownership of a number of trademarks.
The agreement covers 25 patents and patent applications, which with effect from 13 August 2007, will be maintained and managed by Enigma. These patents were previously the responsibility of Dstl.
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