Archives - Volume 19 Issue 2

Theft, Transformation, and the Need of the Immaterial: A Proposal for a Fair Use Digital Sampling Regime
19 ALB. L.J. SCI. & TECH. 261 (2009)
Reuven Ashtar

DNA Databases and the Fourth Amendment: The Time has Come to Reexamine the Special Needs Exception to the Warrant Requirement and the Primary Purpose Test
19 ALB. L.J. SCI. & TECH. 319 (2009)
Derek Regensburger

Securitization of Patents and its Continued Viability in Light of the Current Economic Conditions
19 ALB. L.J. SCI. & TECH. 393 (2009)
Aleksandar Nikolic

The Impact of Government-Mandated Public Access to Biomedical Research: An Analysis of the New NIH Depository Requirements
19 ALB. L.J. SCI. & TECH. 421 (2009)
Kristopher Nelson

Will Video Kill the Trial Courts’ Star? How “Hot” Records Will Change the Appellate Process
19 ALB. L.J. SCI. & TECH. 449 (2009)
Leah A. Walker

Rambus, N-Data, and the FTC: Creating Efficient Incentives in Patent Holders and Optimizing Consumer Welfare in Standards-Setting Organizations
19 ALB. L.J. SCI. & TECH. 483 (2009)
Theresa R. Stadheim

YouTubing Down the Stream of Commerce: Eliminating the Express Aiming Requirement for Personal Jurisdiction in User-Generated Internet Content Cases
19 ALB. L.J. SCI. & TECH. 519 (2009)
Allison MacDonald

Announcements

 

The Albany Law Journal of Science & Technology's 20th Anniversary Symposium on Assisted Reproductive Technology will be taking place on October 28, 2010 commencing at 1:00pm !

For more information email Katherine Alexander (kalexander@albanylaw.edu) 

 

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The Journal of Science & Technology is pleased to announce that it has recently been ranked eighth in the nation in a recent ranking of student edited intellectual property law journals. The rankings were conducted by Patentlyo.com, a leading law patent blog. The rankings are based on information gathered by the Washington & Lee Law Library, as well the frequency with which the journal is cited by court cases and other publications.

 

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The Journal of Science & Technology is proud to announce that Theresa Stadheim, author of "Rambus, N-Data, and the FTC: Creating Efficient Incentives in Patent Holders and Optimizing Consumer Welfare in Standardsetting Organizations" (see 19 ALB. L.J. SCI. & TECH. 483 (2009) ), has won the 2009-2010 ABA Student Writing Competition.  Congratulations Theresa!

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Congratulations and a big warm welcome to the Journal's newly elected 2010-2011 executive board!!

 

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We have recently made the switch to paperless subediting.  Although this is a new process for us, the transition was a great success!