In this episode, patent attorneys, partner David Walsh, and senior associates Chris Mason and Paul Beynon, discuss key insights from our ‘Inside Green Innovation: Progress Report 2022’.
The Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard (‘Broad’) have won the latest round in the ongoing battle over patents relating to the gene editing technology, CRISPR.
European patent attorney Andrew Mullins looks at patenting surgical inventions.
Innovation in the plant-based meat sector is aiming to help to solve some of the problems associated with animal-meat production.
Claire Devine and Barbara Fleck discuss the importance of early planning in cell and gene therapy IP strategy.
Lab-grown miniature organs (also known as organoids) is a technology area that has the potential to significantly lower costs and failure rates in drug development, and to improve safety.
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