Surge in interest in wonder-material graphene
CambridgeIP research for the period to 31st December 2012 shows a surge in graphene patent filings starting around 2007. Last year, 2012, experienced particularly high numbers of new graphene patent...
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IP strategy in the era of blockbuster patent expirations
In the decade of intensive blockbuster patent expirations pharmaceutical companies apply different IP strategies to protect their revenues by prolonging market exclusivity and extending lives of their...
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The commercial innovation league table for graphene – the World’s Top 10...
CambridgeIP announced ‘The World’s Top 10 Graphene Patent Owners’, a commercial innovation league table for graphene. CambridgeIP’s analysis of the densely populated graphene IP Landscape® is...
View ArticleEU Science: Global Challenges Global Collaboration Conference in the European...
4-8 March 2013 – EU Science: Global Challenges Global Collaboration Conference in the European Parliament Anna Duch, PhD (Associate, CambridgeIP) attended the EU Science: Global Challenges Global...
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Novartis fails to patent Glivec (Gleevec) in India
Glivec (sometimes Gleevec) is a cancer treatment drug which is patented in over 40 other countries including China, Russia, Mexico and the US. On Monday 1st April 2013, India’s Supreme Court rejected...
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Arthur Lallement, Senior Associate at CambridgeIP presented on...
Abstract The biopharmaceutical industry emerged in the 1980’s. Protein stability was an early topic for research as the three dimensional configuration of protein can be quickly modified by its...
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Graphene patents – China now in the lead by number of graphene patent...
Cambridge, UK (27 August 2013) – According to CambridgeIP research, cited by the Wall Street Journal, Chinese based entities have now applied for more graphene patents than entities based elsewhere....
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Nintendo’s patents 1949-2002: Hiroshi Yamauchi’s legacy
Hiroshi Yamauchi spent 53 years running Nintendo as company CEO. During that time, the company filed over 1,000 patents as Nintendo transformed itself from a collectable trading card company into one...
View ArticleHigh concentration biologics: MIBio 2013
CambridgeIP recently attended a MIBio 2013 Conference “High concentration biologics: Viscosity, characterisation and delivery†in Cambridge, UK, where I presented a poster about “Innovation...
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Pfizer’s potential takeover of AstraZeneca, and how do patents underpin...
On Monday, Pfizer (PFE.N) put a second bid of $99 billion for AstraZeneca (AZN.N). The acquisition of AstraZeneca, in particular their intellectual property portfolio, would boost Pfizer’s cancer...
View ArticleThe role of IP in accelerating innovation and diffusion of renewable energy...
On 11 April 2011, I presented at the London Metropolitan Business School Energy Day 2011 event on ‘The Role of IP in accelerating innovation and diffusion of renewable energy technologies: business...
View ArticlePIRA International interview with Quentin Tannock (Chairman, CambridgeIP)...
Last week PIRA International interviewed Quentin Tannock (Chairman, CambridgeIP) ahead of the NanoMaterials 2011 conference (London, June 2011). Â Read below for Quentin’s responses on a range of...
View ArticleBiomass and biofuels: how to integrate industrial and innovation policies...
There is a need for innovation and industrial upgrade policies to be co-ordinated with renewable energy capacity obligations for Bulgaria and other accession member states to the EU: that was the...
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