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A Symbol of Pride – The Rainbow Flag

June is Pride month – an annual celebration of, and support for, the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer communities (often shortened to “LGBTQ”).  It is almost impossible not to ...

Machine Learning and Patents – A Guide for Patent Attorneys in Chemistry and Life Sciences

Machine learning and artificial intelligence have gained an explosion of attention in recent years as a tool that can be deployed against a wide variety of problems.  Indeed, the applications of mach...

Board of Appeal’s Preliminary Opinion in T0489/14 Following G1/19 Decision

Following the recently issued decision by the Enlarged Board of Appeal in G1/19, the referring Board in T0489/14 have now issued their preliminary opinion and a summons to oral proceedings.  As w...

IP Strategies for AI Innovators in Healthcare

AI & IP Series This is the second in a series of three articles directed at all innovators using artificial intelligence to solve problems in healthcare.  Our aim is to address some of the miscon...

Sustainable Food & Drink: Leveraging IP to Gain Commercial Edge | 15.06.21

Tuesday 15th June 2021, 2:00 pm (London UK – BST) 45mins What will the talk cover? The food and drink sector intensely impacts and has a high dependence on the environment, economy and society. ...

Increase the Range of Your IP

In January this year, Penn State University caused a stir in the electric vehicle (EV) field by announcing a battery for mass market EVs that has a range of 250 miles and an ability to charge in 10 mi...

Patents for Startups and Investors: Dealmakers or Dealbreakers? | In association with the Entrepreneurship club of the London Business School | 19.04.21

Monday 19th April 2021 19:00 – 20:00 BST What will the event cover? Patenting takes time, so should be planned ahead.  One of the considerations for a startup’s patenting strategy could be it...

Computer Simulations are Patentable — but which ones?

The European Patent Office has recently confirmed that computer simulations can be patentable.  However, whether or not a simulation is likely to be patentable isn’t always straightforward. Thi...

Changes in Simulations at the EPO: A Debrief

As the dust settles following the out-of-the-blue release of G1/19, we thought we would put together some notes and thoughts on what the decision will mean for applicants and practitioners — whether...

How to Make Sure your Exports Create Reward Not Risk

At GJE, we work with many food & drink exporters, and below you will find our top tips to reduce risk and maximise growth. Selecting the right trade mark First and foremost, it’s important you p...