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Carolina Rossini [r]: An attorney specialized in innovation policy, and open innovation in particular; involved in the drafting of the Panton Principles.

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	A [[~~scientist~~]] ~~who was one of the original signers of the~~ [[~~Panton Principles~~]] ~~-- a set of recommendations on how to license~~ and ~~label [[scientific data]] to promote [[scientific research]] using data that has been made [[public]] without infringing [[copyright\|copyrights]]. The group met at the [~~[~~Panton Arms]]~~ [~~[pub~~]] in ~~[[Cambridge]]~~ in the [[~~United Kingdom\|U.K.]] in September 2009, and included [[Jenny Meyer]], [[Jordan Hatcher]], [[Rufus Pollock]], [[John Wilbanks]], [[Cameron Neylon]], [[Peter Murray-Rust~~]].		An [[attorney]] specialized in [[innovation policy]], and [[open innovation]] in particular; involved in the drafting of the [[Panton Principles]].