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Patent Pending: How the Current Patent Utility Requirement Hinders Biotechnological Innovation
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Confusion, Conflict, and Case Law: Analyzing the Language of the United States Patent Act and Conflicting Case Law Regarding the Transfer of Patent Rights in the 21st Century
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Gene Patents, Drug Prices, and Scientific Research: Unexpected Effects of Recently Proposed Patent Eligibility Legislation
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Determining Patent Worthlesseness for Tax Purposes
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Stem cell patents: challenges and solutions
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What is the Trade-Off: Are New Trade Deals Worth the Changes to Pharmaceutical Patents?
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"Sufficiently Distinct" is Insufficient to Determine Design Patent Infringement
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Patent quality and patent system in South Africa and selected foreign jurisdictions
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Beyond Patents: Incentive Strategies for Ocean Plastic Remediation Technologies
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Under the Radar: The Hidden Harms of Patent Practices in Defense Contracting
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Augmented inventorship: rethinking patent law in the age of generative AI
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The Invisible String: How Litigation Funders in Patent Suits Pose a National Security Risk
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Patents and traditional knowledge: facing biopiracy
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Registry Systems as Gatekeepers: How Patent Registries Create Systemic Barriers to Innovation
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Patenting AI Discoveries in Life Sciences: Overcoming Eligibility, Disclosure, and Inventorship Challenges
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Inside Views: Interview With Charles Gore, Medicines Patent Pool Executive Director
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The computer software patent debate : a double-edged sword?
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Patent system and its role in the conservation of South African biodiversity
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Reining in the Patent Troll: Lessons the United States can Learn from Its Northern Neighbors
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Inventors, Licensing Groups Back US Withdrawal From Standards-Essential Patent Pact
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A Closer Look at the "Eye" Test: The British Influence on Early American Design Patent Infringement Law
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Patents, genetic resources, and traditional knowledge: the WIPO treaty and the global access and benefit-sharing regime complex
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The development of a South African legal framework relating to patentable inventions made by employees
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Optimal patent breadth and patent length for touch-screen handsets
