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Six US congressman have implored President Barack Obama to ensure that the Trans Pacific Partnership does not include measures that undermine access to affordable healthcare. 11 December 2013
Biotechnology
Europe’s main life sciences laboratory has made a database containing details of around 15 million patented chemical structures available to the public for the first time. 11 December 2013
Big Pharma
At the PanEuropean IP Summit on Tuesday, a panel discussion revealed different attitudes toward the introduction of the Unitary Patent and Unified Patent Court. 10 December 2013
Americas
The rapidly-evolving field of life sciences presents a variety of unique IP challenges, which were debated at this year's PanEuropean IP Summit in Paris. 10 December 2013
Big Pharma
At the 3rd C5 Forum on Biosimilars in London on Wednesday, a panel of lawyers and regulatory experts discussed the lie of the land for biosimilars. 5 December 2013
Americas
Speaking at Wednesday's C5 Congress on Biotech and Pharma Patenting in London, Michael McGraw, a partner from Fitzpatrick, Cella, Harper and Scinto in New York, considered the line that separates natural and man-made products. 5 December 2013
Biotechnology
Aliki Nichogiannopoulou, director of biotechnology at the European Patent Office, outlined best practices for patenting antibodies at the office while speaking at the 25th C5 Congress on Biotech and Pharma Patenting in London on Wednesday. 4 December 2013
Americas
How can ‘big’ data help drug candidates through the pipeline? And who does the data belong to? LSIPR spoke to NuMedii chief executive Gini Deshpande. 3 December 2013
Asia-Pacific
As the largest science research institute in Japan, Riken has an important role in promoting innovation. LSIPR talked to Akihiro Fujita, director of the institute’s research cluster for innovation, about the place of intellectual property in that endeavour. 3 December 2013
Americas
The first US court decision applying the Myriad decision has landed, and it makes for interesting reading, as Antoinette Konski reports. 3 December 2013