Celebrating the International Yoga day, the Patent way.
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…
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Admission Notice for Post Graduate Diploma in Patent Informatics by CSIR-URDIP
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…
R.I.P. Professor Karl Jorda, you will be missed
Professor Karl Jorda’s legacy in intellectual property law is marked by significant achievements and deep mentorship. He is honoured for his enduring impact on legal education and the…
Sipping on IP – Conversation on Intellectual Property
Sipping on IP by BananaIP is a platform where peers gather to discuss diverse intellectual property issues, from copyright and patents to international legal comparisons. The initiative aims…
Understanding the PCT
This article offers a structured overview of the Patent Cooperation Treaty and its role in international patent filing. It objectively examines the PCT application process and clarifies the…
The invention of the PIN turns 50
This article examines the 50-year legacy of the Personal Identification Number, invented by James Goodfellow in 1966. It explores the patent history and technological impact of the PIN…
Sipping on IP
Sipping on IP by BananaIP offers informal yet insightful discussions on intellectual property, covering patent landscaping, IP strategy, and recent legal cases. The initiative creates a collaborative space…
Patents: Modular Phones- The best of both worlds
This post explores the evolving landscape of modular phones, focusing on patent developments and industry advancements. It highlights Google’s acquisition of modular phone patents from Modu and the…
Women’s Day (Patent) Series- The women behind the invention of Kevlar
Stephanie Kwolek's innovation of Kevlar marked a turning point in material science and personal protection. Her patented discovery not only transformed safety gear but also underscored the vital…
Women’s Day Series: The woman behind the syringe patent
Letitia Mumford Geer's 1899 syringe patent marked a pivotal moment in the development of medical devices. Her innovative one-handed design continues to inspire modern syringes, enhancing both usability…