Lab-based scientists may not be able to access their workspace during lockdown, but there are things that can be done remotely to further an IP programme. In part three of our series, “Progressing innovation outside the lab”, we outline strategic tasks that physics and engineering-focused researchers and scientists can complete to further intellectual property during time away from the lab.
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Episode two features Appleyard Lees partners and patent attorneys Julia Gwilt and Bobby Smithson. Julia is a software specialist, and oversees the patent portfolios of a wide variety of clients, including start-ups, research organisations and multinationals.
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Intellectual property for start-ups in a post-COVID world: part four – patenting software This series of articles explores the effect of COVID-19-related disruption on start-ups’ management and monetisation of intellectual
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At last July’s joint UK IPO and WIPO Conference on artificial intelligence and intellectual property (AI: decoding IP), one of the more lively sessions was on the topic of ownership
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Lab-based scientists may not be able to access their workspace during lockdown, but there are things that can be done remotely to further an IP programme. In part two of
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In celebration of World IP Day and this year’s theme, “Innovate for a green future”, we are proud to share the story of our client, AMRD, a forward-thinking start-up focused on reducing the carbon footprint of the aerospace industry.
Read more This series of articles explores the effect of COVID-19-related disruption on start-ups’ management and monetisation of intellectual property (IP), giving practical guidance to start-ups to improve their position in the
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In celebration of World IP Day and this year’s theme, “Innovate for a green future”, we are proud to share the story of our client, FeTu, a leader in creating carbon-reducing technologies applicable across a broad range of systems and industries.
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In Coty v Amazon, the European Court of Justice (CJEU) found that Amazon does not ‘use’ and therefore does not infringe third-party EU trade mark rights when
Read more Lab-based scientists may not be able to access their workspace during lockdown, but there are things that can be done remotely to further their IP programme. In part one of
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This three-part series examines how intellectual property protection can continue in a productive and effective way, during this time of remote working, shifting priorities, uncertainty and change.
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