IPR - Science topic

One of my known claims to have been granted a German Patent in 23 days. Is it really possible to obtain a German Patent in such short interval of time?

If someone is granted with utility model can he/she claim it to be granted a Patent?

Is it legally acceptable?

Please will you send me links to anything you have come across that relates to the questions of : (i) can/should AI-derived work be IPR protected? and

(ii) can/should an AI be seen as creative to the extent that IPR come into play?

Yes, DABUS, but I haven't seen everything over DABUS, so please send it (preferably downloadable).

(iii) there are Masters and PhD theses, and publications thereof out there - please send them in.

I take IPR and patentability seriously - look at my publications. This is a request for help to find more , not a Masters' student's request that you do her work for her. If, like a certain German PhD student, you have finished, but not yet submitted, just tell me and I will keep YOUR insights private until you publish.

My name is Julian Cockbain, and for the last two decades my primary concern has been 'just what should the state protect, if anything, in relation to immaterial 'things''?

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Better quality image for Journal submission : 

When submitting images to journals (as part of the illustration to new innovations or techniques, disease processes or patient slides) it is recommended that an image have at least 300 DPI prior to submission. 

DPI (Dots per inch) is a measure of image scanner dot density, in particular the number of individual dots that can be placed in a line within the span of 1 inch of that image. 

Manipulating the DPI within your image can be done by using purchased editing programs or online tools. 

However, it can also be easily adjusted on your pre-existing image by simply uploading and converting the DPI on your image (without cost), prior to journal submission, by using the following link (via Google Chrome) : 

https://convert.town/image-dpi

Hope this link helps someone out there,

Good luck colleagues, and keep writing ✍️

regards,

A. Adam

Urology (University of the Witwatersrand)

Hello everyone, I am interested in patent strategy cases for Amazon sellers - reports, articles with open access, etc. The copyright strategies are interesting as well, but not case studies regarding trademarks.

Do you think that the free access to information resources in countries that do not have deterrent laws may pose a risk to the intellectual property rights of the researchers themselves?

Why? And why not?

Do you think that the free access to information resources in countries that do not have deterrent laws may pose a risk to the intellectual property rights of the researchers themselves?Why? And why notDo you think that free access to information sources poses a threat to the intellectual property rights of researchers themselves?

Visio figures can be easily converted to EPS format by following steps.

1. save the visio figure in PDF format. (Before storing in PDF format, goto design tab at the top, select size and then select fit to drawing from drop down list).

2. Open the PDF image in inkscape (can be downloaded from: https://inkscape.org/release ).

3. select poppler/cairo import in inkscape when asked.

4. Finally save figure as an .EPS format. (Final window will appear asking for desired DPI)

5. Done (See the attach figures for better understandings)

Greetings, Researcher

For the first week of October in 2021, Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, Rajkiya Engineering College, Kannuaj, India ( An Government Engineering College) arranging an international faculty development program on "Emerging research areas and Intellectual property rights ." For this event, I'm looking for a worldwide partnership.

If you're interested, please send me a message.

There are various decision making theories (TPB, Diffusion of Innovations, etc.) available, but I seek for an opt theory that suits Intellectual property protection decision.

The theory should answer sociological and psychological reasons for why a person decides to protect his IP?

I'm working on Geographical Indications in India. I couldn't get enough research publications in that domain. If any sound methods are available, kindly let me know.

I have an image having DPI value 100 but the publisher want it to be of atleast of 300 dpi...so what will be the solutions..please answer as soon as possible.

Thanks

Protection of varieties under IPR

I need to take high quality (DPI 300 or more) screenshot from a powerpoint slide for a Journal. However, the screenshot looks blurry when inserted to MS word. I also tried exporting powerpoint slide as image however the resolution is not quite satisfactory.

Can anyone please tell me the way to take high quality image from powerpoint?

In my research paper, to bring some evidence, I need to take screenshots of my codes. To this end, I am using Screenshot tools, e.g. Free Snipping and FastStone Capture. Also, I am increasing the pictures' DPI to 300 and producing PDF and emf formats of such pictures. However, the quality of pictures is still inadequate when they are placed into Word documents.

I am wondering how to prepare high quality pictures for research papers? especially pictures produced through screenshoting.

Thank you in advance.

Intellectual Property rights and Breeder Rights in floriculture and landscaping especially in Indian context

The long dispute between Hynix (producer of DRAM) and Rambus, patent owner and licensor of related IP rights seems to be over. However a lot of questions remained unanswered. It is already practice that such disputes end with a settlement. However there is also a public enforcement dimension to these cases. In Europe the cases brought before the CJEU (General Court) are based on antitrust law. In the U.S. the litigation started with a similar action initiated by the FTC, but most of the confrontation was related to IP law and the allegations brought by Rambus against Hynix. Rambus is a very successful patent litigant and they won even in this case. However, a little but important battle was a success for Hynix. They succeeded to obtain the reduction of the total amount of royalties to be paid with $250,000,000 with reference to Rambus' spoliation of evidence (JEDEC documentation).

In Europe the actions for annulment against the Commission decisions giving authority to the commitments undertaken by Rambus in 2009 were withdrawn on 5 July 2013.

eiml.webs.com/ (for more links and case references)

In the age of open economy and transformation of material wealth to information as  wealth, and the widespread application of IPR, it seems that the geoscientists are not getting their due in terms of number of patents applied/granted when compared with other sciences. It does not mean that we, the geoscientists are not generating enough information or design processes worthy of getting patents. Even the routine academic performance is also being measured in terms of number of patents generated out of academic research!! On the contrary, it seems that the number of patents granted to other sciences is multifold higher than the geosciences. Please share your thoughts on whether we should work on problems worthy of generating patents. I am putting forth this question to get convincing answer and also to spread awareness on the importance of IPR regime in geoscientific research.

I want to know about the status of patenting a gene in India and in abroad.

Is it possible in India? I have read somewhere that it's not. In USA its allowed. What are the pre-requisites for the application?