Can America’s broken law of patent subject matter eligibility be fixed?
Posted by Sharon Crane
04 Mar 2024
... applicants have struggled to patent inventions in the US, most notably in medical diagnostics and computer-implemented inventions, while such inventions can be patented...
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Can you avoid jet lag with knitting needles?
Posted by Ian Gill
19 Dec 2023
Ian Gill of AA Thornton in the UK, on tips, apps and gadgets to avoid jet lag...
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Obviousness-type double patenting: best IP practices for international practitioners in view of In re: Cellect, LLC
The impact of the court’s decision in Cellect was particularly acute because the reference patents on which the ODP findings were based had all...
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‘What’s the point of filing a patent if I can’t afford to enforce it?’
Posted by David Bloom
20 Nov 2023
IP litigation, especially patent litigation, whether in the UK, Europe or the US is prohibitively expensive. SME clients do not want to spend their...
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The main obstacles to obtain patent protection for CAR-T cell-related technologies in Brazil
As research and development efforts move forward in relation to Chimeric antigen receptor CAR-T cells, it is interesting to understand the main patentability issues of...
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Patent protection for CRISPR/cas-9 technologies in Brazil
Genome editing using Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats (CRISPR)/CRISPR-associated 9 (Cas-9) technology holds great potential to accelerate life science research, improve biotechnology, and...
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Case study: transitioning to more efficient online communication
Posted by Ian Gill
06 Nov 2023
This case study follows on from Ian Gill’s recent blog and book review on the productivity book, “A World Without Emails”, by Cal Newport....
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The productivity conundrum – why don’t emails make us more productive?
Posted by Ian Gill
06 Nov 2023
Since the widespread use of emails began in the 1990s, the average efficiency of the knowledge worker has not materially improved...
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