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This fascinating article highlights the environmental, social and geo-political impact of extracting two of the fundamental elements needed in the drive towards electrification and,...

Yesterday I attended the Cambridge Network event "Making plastics fantastic (again!): From discovery science to industrial application" at the ...

COP26 is highlighting the importance of adopting a way of life that protects the planet. This interesting article discusses some of the advances being made in the food & drink industry including 3D printing...

I have worked with the team at Dxcover Ltd for a number of years and I am excited by their continued progress. People who know me, appreciate that protecting diagnostic inventions is a passion of mine.

Brexitproof your Trademarks and Designs – what you need to know

Apologies for the terrible shoehorning of titles into the heading, but there is a right old mess up in space that needs cleaning up. Fortunately the UK Atomic Energy Authority...

Black Friday is approaching and my (non-work) email inbox is awash with generous retail discount codes. With Christmas approaching and inflation soaring, the sales look particularly...

The 11th Scottish Fermentation Network event was held last week at Summerhall, in Edinburgh. The day featured interesting talks from Peter Gardner of Avantor, Ian Maynard of ENOUGH...

Wrestling with ethical issues often arises in the context of biotechnology, including where patentability is concerned. Since de-extinct "mammoths"...

A constant danger in writing posts is resorting to over-used buzzwords. But, in the new fields of engineering that are sprouting up, the word "multidisciplinary" is so appropriate.

Wallace and Gromit are at it again with the 14th edition of the "Cracking Ideas" competition! A great initiative from the UK Intellectual Property Office and Aardman to engage children and introduce them to IP.

The freezing of 3GPP Release 17 offers a breakthrough in the quest to make 5G more available to IoT devices.

As announced by the European Patent Office, Austria has completed its ratification process for the Protocol on Provisional Application of the Unified Patent Court Agreement.

A landmark ruling from the Düsseldorf Local Division demonstrates the Unified Patent Court's willingness to compel defendants to publicly correct misleading statements about patent disputes on their own platforms.

As one of the world's most oil-rich countries, the significance of Iraq's accession to the PCT will be most relevant to the energy and resources sectors.

In a culmination of a ten year negotiation, the EU seems poised to impose a standard charging port on phone manufacturers.

Following the turmoil of the pandemic, it is great news that venture capital investors have invested record amounts into Scottish scale-ups over the summer according to a report by KPMG, with increasing interest also in earlier stage deals.