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In order to understand the impact of legal decisions such as D'Arcy v Myriad Genetics Inc. [2015] HCA 35 (‘Myriad’) on genetic diagnostic testing, IP Australia commissioned the Centre for Law and Genetics at the University of Tasmania to undertake an investigation into this area.
It’s the people that make any workplace a success. That’s why we’ve decided to run a short series where we focus the spotlight on some of our remarkable staff. Here we feature this year’s World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Fellowship recipient Janette Yeung.
Noel Chambers, CEO of the National Foundation for Medical Research and Innovation (NFMRI), explains the value of our latest Patent Analytics Hub report in this guest blog.
The lecture was presented by Mr Bill Ferris AC, Chair of Innovation and Science Australia.
The 2018 INTA Asia-Pacific Conference will be held in Sydney from October 11-12.
If you’re even thinking about doing business in China, the first thing to do is protect your brand by applying to register a trade mark in China.
It’s the people that make any work place a success. That’s why we’ve decided to run a bit of a series where we focus the spotlight on some of our remarkable staff. We’re starting with Julia Hu who’s moved from plum blossoms to penguins to patents!
Bill Ferris AC presents the 2018 Francis Gurry Lecture on Intellectual Property
Are you a researcher working on an innovative idea, technology or method? Have you considered the commercial potential of your findings? More and more researchers are being encouraged to collaborate and commercialise their intellectual property (IP), but where should they start?
China is one of the largest and fastest growing markets for Australian businesses exporting overseas and despite the lingering horror stories, IP protection in China has improved greatly over the years.
