When an employee is hired to secure certain results from experiments to be conducted by that employee any inventionsare owned by the employer.

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When an employee is specifically hired for their expertise to conduct experiments or research with the goal of achieving certain results, any inventions arising from these experiments are typically considered to be owned by the employer, as the work is done within the scope of employment and with the employer's resources.

When an Employee Is Hired to Secure Certain Results from Experiments