I have an undergraduate independent paper I want to start, but i'm not sure I can cite a PPA on my research paper. Is it possible I could do so? Thank you!
Are you an inventor/applicant on the PPA?
PPAs are not published. Citing a PPA is not really useful unless it gets converted to a full application where it will be published and can be searched.
Another way is to cite as "unpublished research".
Yes you can cite in your paper a PPA. You can provide the author/maker/inventor's name, title patent, and application/filing number.
What do you mean by "unpublished research?" I own the PPA, and I want to include it into my research paper as additional information in hopes that it would be looked and and somewhat regarded if possible. Any tips would help!
Thank you,
Tyler
@ Tyler unpublished research just means the work is not published at the point you submit your paper.
Since you already have filed the PPA and want to generate some interest in it, you might as well just describe what is in the PPA rather than cite it. What is important is you should only limit the disclosure to what is in the PPA. Since you have filed a PPA, you should know the benefits and limitations of it.
Yes you can do it. You may write provisional patent applications in paper.We had published two paper in OPRD .One such is enclosed for your reference.
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