#2: Funding, IP and Ownership
Transcript, Chapters & Timestamps (desci2)
- Introduction
What does it mean to decentralize science? In this series, we’ll consider the fundamental aspects of science as a social activity & institution through the lens of various contributors in the DeSci space. The first four episodes will be published as a mini-series and lay the groundwork for future conversations. Our goal is to facilitate an exchange of ideas between people working on solutions to these fundamental problems.
Let’s start the show.
- Guests
- Trent McConaghy: Ocean Protocol
- Trent’s Aim: He focuses on claiming IP on data, accessing data, sharing and marketing it through the tools of Web3.
- Savva Kerdemelidis: Crowdfunded Cure
- Savva’s Aim: He focuses on creating a data clinical platform that a marketplace uses to fund top arrangements.
- Laurence Ion: Vita DAO
- Lawrence’s Aim: He focuses on impacting and breeding citizen scientists through the application of scientific methods in every aspect of conceptualization.
- Key takeaways
Creating valuable intellectual property is costly
In Medicine, a lack of effective therapy is harmful to patients
Framing creates value; Rights versus Powers
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