Dr. Kalyan C. Kankanala’s lecture focused on patents and inventions for MSME stakeholders, emphasizing the importance of IP rights and the patent process in India. He discussed patentability criteria, commercial advantages, and strategic IP management for MSMEs.
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USPTO Announces Post-Prosecution Pilot Program (P3)
The USPTO has launched the Post-Prosecution Pilot (P3) program to provide an alternative to appeals after a final rejection. This initiative enables applicants to present arguments directly to a panel of examiners, aiming to reduce appeals and improve prosecution efficiency.
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This article objectively discusses the procedures and requirements for amending a PCT application under Article 19 and Article 34. It provides a clear, structured analysis of the relevant legal provisions and their practical significance for patent applicants in India.
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Apple’s latest patent introduces technology that disables phone cameras using infrared signals to prevent unauthorised recordings, especially in protected venues. While it offers clear benefits for copyright holders, it also raises questions about potential misuse in open societies.
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The UNDP has issued new guidelines aimed at strengthening pharmaceutical patent examination with an emphasis on public health. The guidelines advocate for stricter standards and the use of TRIPS flexibilities to curb evergreening and improve access to medicines.
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This post explores innovative yoga patents and their role in modern teaching methods, particularly for children. It connects the celebration of International Yoga Day with the legal and inventive aspects of yoga education.
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CSIR-URDIP invites applications for its Post Graduate Diploma in Patent Informatics, focusing on patent analytics and techno-legal studies. The course offers practical training and career opportunities in intellectual property and related fields.
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The Patent Amendment Rules 2016 sparked both appreciation and confusion among stakeholders in Indian patent law. This post analyses the controversies and practical challenges arising from the new rules, urging applicants to proceed with care.
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The Enfish v Microsoft judgment signals a positive shift for software patent eligibility under US law. By recognising a specific technical improvement, the Federal Circuit provided clarity on the abstract idea doctrine and its application to computer-implemented inventions.
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Researchers at Harvard and MIT have developed a patented silicone-based second skin that reduces skin defects and treats various conditions. Olivo Laboratories holds the patent, which promises significant benefits for both therapeutic and cosmetic purposes.
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