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When speed matters: a discussion on the benefits of a grace period in patent law to accelerate pharmaceutical innovation in times of pandemic. [PDF]
Ozyhar T, Barnabei L, Myrick D.
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Biopiracy and the Regulatory Framework for Material Transfer Agreements in Indonesia [PDF]
Biopiracy, the misappropriation of biological and genetic resources including the ones related to traditional knowledge, is a major challenge to some of the world’s megadiverse countries. Indonesia has been a major victim of biopiracy, facilitated by the
Devica Rully Masrur +3 more
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The Quest for Patentability of Artificial Intelligence Inventions. An Albanian Law Perspective
Technological breakthroughs have often challenged traditional perceptions of legal institutions. It was the industrial revolution that led to the need for internationalization of patent law, with the first wave marked by the Paris Convention of 1883 ...
Plarent Ruka
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From the Unitary Patent Package to a Federal EU Patent Law
For the last forty years, the European Union has been pursuing the goal of a unified system of patent law, which would make it possible for an invention to be protected, by EU law, throughout the territory of the Member-States, with a single application.
Almeida Juliana +1 more
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The metaverse offers to users a lot of opportunities to develop inventions such as hardwares, softwares, tools and technologies enabling a completely realistic immersive experience. Inventions can be developed for and in the metaverse. Regarding such new technologies, any patent lawyer may raise the question of patentability: Under which conditions can
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The right to a fair trial, a fundamental right, has long been regarded essential to protect other human rights. It has been codified in treaties in international human rights law and international criminal law, making it almost universal right in ...
Jinyup Kim
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The Indian refusal of Stephen Thaler’s DABUS patent application represents more than a routine rejection of artificial intelligence inventorship; it exposes a foundational crisis within anthropocentric patent theory.
Barasha Borthakur
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Developments in International Patent Law Harmonization
It is well known that efforts to achieve worldwide harmonization of patent systems are not yet complete. Early work on building a complete system, however, started as early as the late 19th century, when the Paris Convention on the Protection of
Philippe Baechtold
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A Legal Analysis of Enhanced Damages in Patent Infringement: Assessing the Non-requirement of Proving Willfulness (with Emphasis on the U.S. Legal System) and Its Applicability in Iranian Law [PDF]
undoubtedly, the issuance of enhanced damages as a strong civil remedy in U.S. patent law is intended to compensate the injured party. However, challenges regarding the issuance of such damages and the necessity of proving willfulness in U.S. courts have
Simin abasi
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A Career in Patent Law: At the Cutting Edge of Science, but Not at the Bench. [PDF]
Mamajiwalla S.
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