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The race for a COVID-19 vaccination: Innovation at unprecedented levels

The emergence of a novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, in January 2020 has resulted in the declaration of a global pandemic. Innovations in a wide range of technological fields are being progressed at an unprecedented level in response to the crisis and in certain circumstances by unusual collaborations between usually competing companies and/or research organisations. We have prepared a series of articles detailing some of the technologies being developed to address the COVID-19 crisis and some thoughts on other technologies that may be utilised in the future.

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What to expect when working with an IP attorney

We know that for first time entrepreneurs who are looking to protect their inventions, obtaining Intellectual Property protection can feel like a daunting process.

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Jason Boakes - A day in the life of a Patent Attorney

An intriguing glimpse into the world of a remarkable patent attorney. Follow along as we journey through Jason's typical day, witnessing his dedication to cutting-edge technologies, unwavering commitment to his clients, and the art of maintaining a perfect work-life balance.

Intellectual property and the bioeconomy

The bioeconomy is underpinned by research and innovation. Intellectual property (IP) has a key role to play in enabling innovation and development of technological solutions. For example, the effective protection provided by patents is a key enabling factor in the diffusion of new technology. By temporarily conferring exclusive rights, patents incentivise and allow companies to capture the value of new technologies by developing and scaling them.