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Category Archives: Patently BIOtech
USPTO Requesting Comments on Humanitarian Technologies
In case you missed it, on September 20 the United States Patent Office issued a request for comments on incentivizing humanitarian technologies and licensing through the intellectual property system. The USPTO is trying to incentivize humanitarian technologies by creating a “fast-track ex parte reexamination voucher pilot program.” The program will give priority to humanitarian technology patents shortening the review process to six months. The USPTO also hopes the program will reduce costs for humanitarian technology Read More >
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Tags: Global Health, global health, Green Technology, Humanitarian Aid, humanitarian technologies, patent, patent examination, Patent Office, Patent Reform, patents, Sustainability, United States Patent and Trademark Office, United States Patent Office, USPTO
Tags: Global Health, global health, Green Technology, Humanitarian Aid, humanitarian technologies, patent, patent examination, Patent Office, Patent Reform, patents, Sustainability, United States Patent and Trademark Office, United States Patent Office, USPTO
Secretary Sebelius speaks at biotech meeting
Secretary Sebelius delivered a speech in California yesterday which recognized the potential of biotechnology to address unmet needs in human health, agriculture and industrial and environmental applications. In her remarks, Secretary Sebelius stated: “[I]nvesting in each step of the process that starts with basic scientific discovery and ends with the development and provision of better diagnostics, treatments, and preventive strategies to significantly improve health care. I know I don’t have to tell you that because Read More >
Getting to Market: The Challenges of Technology Transfer
An article about BIO’s recent Technology Transfer Symposium. Getting to Market: The Challenges of Technology Transfer Attendees at special symposium focus on issues of commercializing and licensing biotech discoveries Read the post on BIOtech NOW
New Blogger
Patently Biotech has a new writer. My name is Roy Zwahlen and I am the new Intellectual Property manager at BIO. I am an attorney and political science undergraduate and fascinated with intellectual property policy. I am excited about this opportunity to enter the IP blogosphere. My hope is to provide information about BIO’s IP activities including conferences and amicus briefs. I also hope to reintroduce our IP staff and spotlight our BIO company members. Read More >
