The U.S. and the Americas continue to be the leading source in key areas of innovation such as pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, information technologies and medical products.
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Top-Rated U.S. IP Law Programs May Not be the Most Pro-Patent or Copyright
The best U.S. intellectual property law programs often not the exclusive domain of the the highest ranked law schools. These programs also may not be
China has Tripled U.S. A.I. Patent Output, but Success Goes Beyond its Stockpile; UK & EU lag at 2%
China’s share of granted artificial intelligence patents is 62%, approaching two-thirds worldwide. The U.S. comes in at 21% and the EU and UK just 2%
44% of Top 100 University U.S. Patent Holders are Foreign Institutions; 8 of the Top 22
Almost half of the top 100 colleges, universities and research institutes that have been granted U.S. patents are located outside of America. For the most
Chinese Universities Comprise 13% of Top 100 Academic Institutions Receiving U.S. Patent Grants
Many of China’s patents are generated by universities as opposed to businesses. In a socialist republic run by a single party that effectively means they
Former AUTM head cautions exercising ‘march-in’ rights on Covid-related patents
Confiscating taxpayer-funded invention rights would damage the innovation ecosystem that has generated breakthrough therapies and enabled scientists to work so quickly on Covid-19. This is
“Turn and face the strange” – Patent values fall to earth; PIPCOs, too
Changes, or should we say “ch-ch-changes,” channeling David Bowie, who reinvented himself repeatedly, have decimated the performance of most publicly held patent licensing companies. Public
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