A patent grants exclusive rights to inventors or assignees, allowing them to prevent others from infringing on their invention. In exchange for disclosure, a proprietor can benefit from a period of exclusivity – of up to 20 years – to exploit their invention.
Trade Mark protection grants exclusive rights to a sign capable of being represented graphically that allows a trader to distinguish their goods and services of one undertaking from those of others. It helps consumers identify the source of origin of goods or services.
A licence of right allows any person to obtain a licence under a granted patent. The proprietor can apply to the UK Intellectual…
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The fund, which will be operational from 3 February 2025 to 5 December 2025, offers financial support to EU-based SMEs to enhance their…
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It is estimated that each year, approximately 325 million tennis balls are produced, contributing to 20,000 tonnes of waste that…
Protein bars often suffer from dryness, and adding water to improve texture can result in sogginess and reduced shelf-life. Consequently,…
Bluedrop Medical Limited has recently been granted UK patent GB2620182B. The patent is titled “A skin inspection device for identifying…
Infantile hemangioma (IH) is a common type of benign (non-cancerous) vascular tumor that typically appears within the first few weeks…
A key advantage of a multi-nutrient composite fertilizer is that it can often be applied to crops in a single…
Recycling of electrochemical or energy storage devices (ESDs) may involve recovering valuable materials from end-of-life batteries or production…..
The design of passenger vehicles has largely remained unchanged despite, for example, difficulties faced by elderly or disabled…
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