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Research often builds on copyrighted material. Researchers also produce new material that they themselves hold the copyright to.
Research often builds on copyrighted material. Researchers also produce new material that they themselves hold the copyright to.
Alexander met up with Solveig Isis Sørbø, a librarian with copyright expertise, to discuss how to approach intellectual property rights as part of the research process.
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Motion Capture: The Art of Studying Human Activity
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