Yesterday's Top Patent News

1. Why Delhi HC rejected semaglutide patent suit | Explained News - The Indian Express

The court held that Danish pharma giant Novo Nordisk had obtained two separate patents for the same compound.

2. Vivo Patents New Snap-Fit Camera Ring Design for Future Smartphones - innoGyan •

It may also streamline production by eliminating glue-curing steps, enhancing manufacturing efficiency, and lowering costs. Vivo Patents Snap-Fit ...

3. Meet the winter wellness supplement getting people through December - New York Post

... patents and 30 years of clinical recommendations. The best part? It fits seamlessly into your holiday routine. Take it as a powder (easily ...

4. Delhi High Court rejected the patent infringement suit against Dr Reddy's Laboratories (DRL) |

... patents on minor variations of the semaglutide could amount to evergreening. About Evergreening of Patents. Generally, patents have a maximum life ...

5. Proposed Tax Threatens to Lock Up University Innovations in Labs

The scientists get the patents, the universities get the patents and the funder of $50 billion, the U.S. government, you know what we get? Zero ...

6. Global patent filing trends across AI, biotech and clean energy - Bar and Bench

Biotechnology and the rise of advanced biology patents. Biotechnology remains one of the most patent-intensive sectors. Research in genetics, ...

7. Renaissance BioScience Secures Mexican Patent for Novel RNA Production and Delivery ...

This new patent expands Renaissance's robust IP portfolio of issued and pending patents for yeast-based technology patents across multiple end-use ...

8. District Court Enforces Post-Expiration Destruction Order Despite Patent Lapse - Mondaq

... patents expired just days after a permanent injunction issued, ordering the destruction of all infringing “RadCad caddies” in defendants ...

9. Akobo Challenges RSU Graduates: Trade Theoretical Degrees for Commercial Patents

... patents to graduate students?” He asserted that patents generate revenue and represent long-term commercial value, enabling students to become ...

10. Proof from the fields as Solasta Bio in patent success - PressReader

Eight of the patents have been granted in the US, and six in Europe. Solasta, a spin-out from the University of Glasgow, uses small peptides – the ...

11. IceCure Medical Secures Patent in China for Cryogen Flow Control - The Globe and Mail

This development strengthens IceCure's intellectual property portfolio, which now includes 55 patents worldwide, and supports its strategic ...

12. Akobo: Redefining Universities' Role in Nigeria's Emerging Economy - THISDAYLIVE

... patents to graduate students? It is the patent that brings money. When you have patents, people pay for patents. You are off the screen, but your ...

13. Don't Let Congress Undercut Life-Saving Research - The Times Leader

The lawmakers behind the Affordable Prescriptions for Patients Act, for instance, believe biotech companies file patents on the same biologic drug ...

14. PATENT—Fed. Cir.: Largely favorable ruling for Apple in IPR appeals over photo tagging ...

... patents unpatentable for obviousness. However, the court reversed and remanded as to eight claims of one patent, concluding that the PTAB abused ...

15. PATENT—N.D. Ill.: Patents directed to high frequency trading system survive early Alice challenge

By Kevin M. Finson, J.D. A high frequency trading company failed to show competitor's patents claimed abstract ideas. Patent claims relating to ...

16. PATENT NEWS—USPTO Director issues dual subject matter eligibility guidance memos

Squires issued patents in two historically difficult fields—distributed ledger technology and medical diagnostics—setting the tone for his ...

17. Masdar Institute files patent on Student's Innovative Camel Monitoring System to improve ...

Patents and inventions are considered a key measure of innovative performance within a university, company or country, and serve as a vital first step ...