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.
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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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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. The process of
Read more 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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First published in Cambridge Catalyst, Simon Ambroz explores the surprising number of things that can be protected by intellectual property in the world of gaming. Game development requires a substantial
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