Here are two chemical research tool that may be useful resources during a chemical patent prior art search: Materials Project and ChemExper.
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In April 2012, the SureChem website announced SureChemOpen, a free chemistry search product that was being launched prior to the release of two subscription search products (SureChemPro and SureChemDirect).
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The Derwent World Patent Index is no longer available on one search platform, and it has numerical search options available on another platform! Also learn about the April 2012 updates to the European Patent Register.
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Best resources for patent, trademark, copyright and other intellectual property events
Courses and webinars, seminars and conferences that cover the main areas of intellectual property: copyright and related rights, patents, trademarks, unfair competition, licensing etc.
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It might be a bit basic for some of you pros out there, but it's nice reminder of a good technique!
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What tips can the USPTO take from the websites and databases of other intellectual property offices in order to improve their own online services?
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Need patent translation? Look no further!
I am delighted to introduce you to our recently launched patent translation tool - IPTranslator.
The tool, which is aimed at
patent professional, has been built based on the work carried out in…
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16 patented patent, trademark and other intellectual property tools
It's amaizing what kind of information you can find in patent databases. Here is a short summary of some systems and methods that are patented in intellectual property field. These are tools that give to the intellectual property professional the ability to work in all aspects of their practice area.
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WangfangData.com is an excellent source of Chinese patent and non-patent literature (including journals, dissertations, conference proceedings, etc.), and you can freely perform searches and view limited records on the Chinese version of the system.
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Currently, there are about 6,500 government-employed patent examiners are responsible for reviewing the more than 500,000 patent applications filed each year in the United States. Not all of the examiners manage the review process in the same way. This brings about many challenges, most specifically the challenge of understanding how each examiner manages their processes during…
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Background:
As per…
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I recently viewed a demonstration of the “intellectual property risk management tool” M·CAM DOORS™, which utilizes a distinctive technology known as linguistic genomics to identify related prior art and displays these results through interactive visualizations.
Added by Joelle Mornini on May 3, 2012 at 9:44am — No Comments
Here is a quick round-up of recent changes to WIPO's Global Brand Database, SciFinder, and Google Patents.
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The Intellogist Blog reviews Mendeley, a free reference manager tool and online catalog of over 34 million papers. Learn how Mendeley may be useful to prior art searchers.
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Intellogist updates their map and profiles South Africa, Norway, and Colombia.
Happy World IP Day everyone at IP Insiders!
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One of the most noteworthy features of the Common Citation Document (CCD) is the customizable view of all patent and non-patent literature citations related to a simple (or extended) patent family.
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Public Library of Science (PLoS) is a publisher of seven open access peer-reviewed scientific journals. This post takes a look at search and viewing options available for PLoS content.
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Thousands of opened positions and job opportunities for patent, trademark and other intellectual property professionals
Are you looking for an intellectual property professional or looking for a job in intellectual property field? This is the right place!
Here http://ipinsiders.com/page/ip-jobs you can post your IP job offers and find links to thousands of patent, trademark and other intellectual property job opportunities.
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Our latest Intellogist Blog post takes a look at one person submarines, underwater games, funky bathing suits and more.
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Intellogist Reports on two of the largest sources of Markush data, Merged Markush Service (MMS) and MARPAT on STN, have both been fully updated, and we’ll look at some of the most important recent changes to these databases.
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