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The use of multi-sensor drone data for the development and validation of methods to track and characterize marine animals. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Sexton KJ, Danko EF, Boesch A, Cheung N, DiGiacomo AE, Holt RW.   +5 more
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Creating compassionate workplaces: A mixed-methods-based integrated framework on last aiders in the workplace. [PDF]

Palliat Care Soc Pract
Joshi M, Strupp J, Kukla H, Esmaili G, Ohler K, Voltz R, Bollig G.   +6 more
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Theoretical Calculation Study of Nanomaterials. [PDF]

Nanomaterials (Basel)
Duan Y, Halley JW.
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Metaverse in the world of trademark law

Uniform Law Review, 2023
Abstract From the beginning of recorded history, industry has been using trademarks to identify and differentiate their products or services from others of the same type and quality. Traditionally, due to the significance of trademarks for trade and industry worldwide, most countries have adopted legislation to enforce their rights ...
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Trademark Parody under Japanese Trademark Law

2023
Abstract Trademark parodies are not a particularly new phenomenon, though with the continued development of digital marketing and e-commerce, the relevance of this discussion has been growing on a global scale. One noticeable trend is that well-known international brands have become the target of “regional” or “domestic” parodies ...
Christoph Rademacher, Roberto Carapeto
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Trademark Law Pluralism

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
In recent years, trademark scholars have come to recognize that the supply of words, sounds, and symbols available to designate new goods and services is an exhaustible resource. In certain sectors, the most common Eng-lish words and syllables and the most common U.S. surnames are almost all claimed as marks.
Hemel, Daniel J., Larrimore, Lisa
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