Vandals messing up your metaverse? Apple’s new patent lets you delete virtual graffiti – ZDNet
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India: Selection patents– Hon’ble High Court’s opinions on ‘coverage’ and ‘disclosure’
Selection patent is not defined under the Indian Patents Act and cover various fields and technological areas such as chemical, pharmaceutical and …
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Dean Niedwiecki to begin sabbatical Aug. 15; Hilbert named interim dean
The Mitchell Hamline School of Law board of trustees released the following statement on August 8, 2023: The Board of Trustees for Mitchell …
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2023 Partnering in Patents October- Alexandria, VA – AIPLA
August 2, 2023 – The American Intellectual Property Law Association (AIPLA) submitted comments to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (“Office”) on …
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Dr. Stefan Richter – JUVE Patent
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KUDO Gains a Patent for Systems and Methods for Automatic Speech Translation – Benzinga
KUDO Gains a Patent for Systems and Methods for Automatic Speech Translation Benzinga
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KUDO Gains a Patent for Systems and Methods for Automatic Speech Translation – Yahoo Finance
KUDO Gains a Patent for Systems and Methods for Automatic Speech Translation Yahoo Finance
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HangPrinter inventor successfully challenges ORNL SkyBAAM patent attempt
Ludvigsen writes, “[USPTO has] rejected all the patent’s original claims … to hire legal representation and successfully challenge ORNL’s patent …
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Bangladesh seeks duty-free market access in UK for 6yrs after graduation – New Age
… intellectual property rights in Bangladesh and the industries ministry assured that Bangladesh was formulating new patent law to ensure IPR, …
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Federal Circuit Refuses To Import Safety And Efficacy Limitations Into Method Of Treatment …
Pursuant to the Act, patent owner sued defendant in district court for infringement of its ‘793 and ‘066 patents within 45 days of receipt of notice …