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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Patentability"”.

  1. Patentovatelnost biotechnologických vynálezů podle Evropské patentové úmluvy

    Title: Patentability of biotechnological inventions under European Patent Convention The topic of thesis is the patentability of biotechnological inventions under the European Patent Convention (Munich, 1973) (hereinafter the "EPC") with special emphasis on decision making practices of the European …

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  2. Well-Defined Implementations and Patentable Subject Matter

    … jurisprudence relating to subject-matter patentability has developed errors that are inconsistent with over a century of comparatively stable interpretation of s. 27(8) of the Patent Act. The errors are the adoption of a physicality requirement and an approach to identifying the bar …

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  3. Nanotechnology Patents : The next technological revolution and the future of the patent system

    … in nanotechnology. The dissertation studies the patentability of nanotechnology subject matter, the effects of the external patentability requirements on nanotechnology research and development and explores the thresholds for patentability of nanotechnology in the light of the established …

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  4. Legal regulation of the software "patentable subject matter" requirement in the US and in Europe: The need for certainty, predictability and uniformity

    … approaches to the legal regulation of the patentability of computer software inventions, with a view to identifying the reforms necessary for a certain, predictable and uniform inter-jurisdictional system of protection. Through a critical analysis of the traditional and contemporary US and …

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  5. An analysis of the legal protection given to software by copyrights and patents within Europe and the United States

    … shift onto the highly debated issue of software patentability. From this perspective, some of the various obstacles that one faces when attempting to patent software will be outlined. This will include both the issues that the European Patent Office, the U.K. courts and the United States courts …

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  6. Is the TRIPS Agreement and its' safeguards still a stumbling block in fulfilling the right to health and if so what should be done?

    … One of the greatest hurdles to overcome is the patentability of pharmaceuticals in the health sector; such patents are undoubtedly limiting the availability and affordability of the life saving anti retroviral medicines (hereinafter ARV's) required to treat the disease. If we are to combat HIV/ …

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  7. Open Innovation in the light of Patent Law.

    … 33) This increases legal uncertainty about the patentability of inventions. In particular, inventions of OI projects are affected by this, as their open character increases the likelihood that similar patent applications will be filed. It was proposed to abolish this time period in order to be …

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