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January 16, 2025

Regulatory innovation

The food and beverage industry has always been highly competitive, with companies constantly striving to create products that stand out on the

January 15, 2025

Dr Michelle Pratt in conversation with Dr Nina White

Dr Nina White, Partner, European Patent Attorney, Registered UPC Representative in the biotechnology and life sciences field at Boult in conversation with

Dr Michelle Pratt in conversation with series… An introduction

A brief introduction to our “Dr Michelle Pratt in conversation with series”.  In this series of articles, I’m proud to introduce you

January 14, 2025

A delicate balancing act – UK Government’s consultation on using copyright material for training

On 17 December 2024, the UK government launched a consultation (open now and closing on 25 February 2025) which sets out the

January 13, 2025

International Year of Quantum Science and Technology

Welcome to 2025 – the ‘International Year of Quantum Science and Technology’ – but what are Quantum Technologies? Welcome to 2025! This

December 18, 2024

What do Laos and Costa Rica have in common?

They are places that, at some point soon, you’ll be able to validate a European patent. The EPO has recently announced that

December 9, 2024

Status of assumed infringers intervening in appeals (G2/24 referral)

There has been a new referral to the European Patent Office’s Enlarged Board of Appeal which may result in a broadening of

December 4, 2024

Low energy coffee

Spray-dried coffee and freeze-dried coffee powders are well-known staples in your local supermarket. Freeze-dried coffee has characteristic shard like grains, whereas spray-dried

December 2, 2024

UK’s AI assurance platform – the latest addition to UK’s services industry sector

The UK Government has recently announced their plans to launch a new platform to provide AI assurance services. With a recent increase

November 27, 2024

UPC decides on first doctrine of equivalents case

The first Unified Patent Court (UPC) decision (Plant-e v. Arkyne) discussing the doctrine of equivalents has recently published. In the decision, the