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Synthetic biology for naturally produced patterned materials
Did you know that lots of companies are looking to nature to make new textiles, construction materials, wound dressings, and other vital materials?
Re-establishment of the right of priority for a Euro-PCT
A right to claim priority exists for 12 months after filing a first patent application for an invention. If this “priority deadline” is missed, the right of priority is lost. Fortunately, the PCT has mechanisms which allow for its restoration, subject to meeting certain criteria.
Potter Clarkson strengthens life science team in Stockholm
Potter Clarkson has added two senior patent attorneys to their rapidly expanding life science team in Stockholm.
How will Emotional Perception impact the patentability of AI in the UK?
In the potentially ground-breaking decision on Emotional Perception delivered late last year, the High Court found that a claim relating to a trained artificial neural network (ANN) did not fall foul of the recognised non-patentable subject matter exclusion for being a "computer program as such".
Court of Appeal delivers key ruling on transparency of Unified Patent Court proceedings
Yesterday, in a highly anticipated ruling, the UPC Court of Appeal dismissed an appeal brought by Ocado in its litigation in the UPC against Autostore.