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    Patent Searching Made Easy: How to do Patent Searches Online and in the Library
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    Patent Searching Made Easy: How to do Patent Searches Online and in the Library

    By David Hitchcock

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    About this ebook

    Get the answer to the all-important inventor’s question, “Am I the first?”



    Inventor? Find out if you're the first to file a patent, online and in the library.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNOLO
    Release dateApr 7, 2017
    ISBN9781413324105
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    Patent Searching Made Easy: How to do Patent Searches Online and in the Library
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    David Hitchcock

    David Hitchcock is a physicist and engineer who has worked as a computer consultant on such diverse projects as the MX missile, the Milstar satellite program, and advanced capability torpedoes. He has focused on patent searching and new technology for a number of years. Hitchcock is the inventor of the Home First Shield, a device to protect homes from wildfires.

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