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The University of Glasgow launches a pioneering MedTech Innovation Masters programme this September, designed to bridge the gap between healthcare, technology, and business. Developed in partnership with NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde and industry leaders, the course addresses practical challenges including regulation, commercialisation, and intellectual property strategy for medical technology innovators.

I was very pleased to read (here) that the first malaria treatment for use by young babies has just been approved and is expected to be rolled out in African countries within weeks.

The newest revision of the EPC Guidelines introduces a section entitled “The use of artificial intelligence.” The latest body of changes echoes not only the increased prevalence of AI inventions...

Having identified those IP assets that merit patent protection you need to decide how best to efficiently achieve granted patents in your key territories.

As the global population continues to increase, demand for food is predicted to jump by 50% between 2010 and 2050.

A recent study led by Dr. Nomisha Kurian emphasizes the need for "child-safe AI" after incidents involving harmful advice from AI to children. The study highlights AI's potential risks to vulnerable users and calls for preventative measures in AI development and policy.

AI is rapidly transforming the medical device industry, enabling smarter diagnostics, personalised treatment, and real-time intelligent health monitoring.

This year (2025), LEGO has created its first ever 3D-printed production LEGO part as a component of their latest LEGO Icons Holiday Express Train set.

Amazon's annual Brand Protection Report was released this week, detailing the work done in 2023 to tackle infringement on its platforms.

If we needed any more proof that Amazon is committed to tackling the multi-billion dollar trade in counterfeit products worldwide, their recent work with Chinese authorities is just that.

Amazon's latest Trustworthy Shopping Experience Report reveals how the e-commerce giant is leveraging artificial intelligence to revolutionize brand protection and consumer safety.

The patent prosecution and litigation landscape in Europe is about to see the biggest change since the European Patent Office was established by the European Patent Convention in the 1970s.

Marks & Spencer have again been on the wrong end of a social media campaign relating to allegations of unauthorised use of someone else's intellectual property rights.

As noted in our recent article, the EPO's amended Guidelines for Examination entered into force on 1 March 2021. One element of the revisions is a more detailed consideration of what ...

The press is often filled with stories of high-profile IP litigation, but it is rare to hear of IP cases that have been through alternative means of dispute resolution (ADR) such as arbitration or mediation.

There is a huge amount of fascinating data in this UK Intellectual Property Office study on the factors influencing investment in Artificial Intelligence. A number of things stood out to me.

Aritifical intelligence image generators such as DALL-E 2 and NightCafe have become synonymous with questions of copyright, and a growing fear that this generated art could replace the work of humans.