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Patent Scientist – a new age career for Engineers & Science Graduates
Welcome to the world of Inventions, Intellectual Property and Patents. Today the world is driven by innovations and cutting edge technologies. Read More
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Consumer Durables: The Future of Wi-Fi Charging
Why limit Wi-Fi capability to data domain? Why not charge your mobiles in the vicinity of house-hold Gadgets Read More
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Join us in Celebrating “World IP Day – April 26, 2017”
Heightening awareness and kindling interest in IPR domain (Patents, Copyrights, Trademarks & Design) would encourage innovation Read More
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How Innovative Are States In United States?
United States has been in the forefront of innovations for the past few decades. Within United States some states are very innovative compared Read More
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Significance of Section 3(d) in filing pharmaceutical patents in India.
Section 3d of ‘The Indian Patents Act 1970’ plays a major role while prosecuting pharmaceutical patent applications in India. Read More
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INPASS: ‘Advanced Full Text Patent Search tool’ from Indian Patent office
Towards improving the procedures in Indian patent office, IPO has launched, InPASS, “Indian Patent Advanced Search System” Read More
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Importance of grace period in patenting scenario
An invention becomes a prior art if disclosed before filing at the patent office. However, the patent laws of some countries provide relief Read More
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Fight for Copaxone -Teva pharmaceuticals-vs-generics
An acquisitive war always continues between the innovation companies and their generic competitors. One such case is fight for Read More
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Microsoft wins RAND case against Motorola for SEPs breach.
The federal court has ruled in favor of Microsoft in a patent dispute case with Motorola relating to licensing of “standard-essential” patents (SEPs) Read More
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Gene Patent Dispute: Pathology vs. Myriad
The patent case of Molecular Pathology v. Myriad Genetics proves that isolated genes are merely found in nature and thus it is not patentable Read More
