KE Matters – How to protect your AI inventions
Discover what it takes to secure protection for AI-driven technologies through real-world scenarios—including autonomy stacks in self-driving vehicles and a computer vision system.
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UK case law update with a focus on AI and technology
Partner, and Head of Litigation, Robert Cumming, discusses AI, creation and the genesis of legal personality in this insightful webinar, originally presented at the CITMA Spring Conference in March 2024.
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From antibodies to AI: what is patentable in the US and Europe?
In this webinar for university knowledge exchange practitioners, patent attorneys and senior associates Edward Rainsford and Parminder Lally discussed what can, and cannot, be patented at the European Patent Office (EPO) and the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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The Unitary Patent and Unified Patent Court – an update for the Patent Information Users Group (PIUG)
The Unitary Patent (UP) and the Unified Patent Court (UPC) are now anticipated to go live on 1 June 2023, when the UPC Agreement (UPCA) is planned to enter into force.
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Inside green innovation: the digital technologies addressing climate change
AI and green innovation in food production, renewable energy and plastic recycling | The innovators using digital technologies to address global sustainability issues | Responsible computing & dark data – what can be done to manage unused data, and the carbon emissions.
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(Webinar) The Unitary Patent and Unified Patent Court: what do non-European attorneys, and their clients, need to know?
After years of uncertainty, both the Unitary Patent (UP) and the Unified Patent Court (UPC) could be live as early as October 2022. The new systems will introduce centralised patent protection and
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Introduction to intellectual property: myths and misconceptions
Intellectual property can help a business protect its innovation and brand, while making it more attractive to investors.
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Tech transfer teams’ IP challenges post-COVID-19 and beyond: part five, emerging trends for UK spin-outs and leveraging IP for funding
In part five of our series, Appleyard Lees patent attorneys Ean Davies, Parminder Lally and Rachel Mercer lead a virtual discussion on emerging trends for UK spin-outs, and how spin-outs can leverage their IP for funding.
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Navigating IP for start-ups: FeTu’s IP journey
Jon Fenton, joined Appleyard Lees patent attorney Paul Beynon and solicitor Chris Hoole, to discuss FeTu’s evolution as a start-up, to become an Institute of Physics start-up business award winner and a growing company recognised for pioneering technology.
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Tech transfer teams’ IP challenges post-COVID-19 and beyond: part four, pre-filing searches – good investment or waste of money?
In part four, Patent Seekers' Alec Griffiths joined Appleyard Lees partners Richard Bray and Ean Davies for a discussion of how to approach pre-filing searches, and the surprising intelligence and insights that search data can hold.
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Tech transfer teams’ IP challenges post-COVID-19 and beyond: part three how much data is enough in biotech and pharma patents applications?
In part three Barbara Fleck and David Walsh examine the requirements for sufficiency and plausibility at the EPO and provide practical advice on drafting robust applications.
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