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	UK Intellectual Property Office
		Changes in UK patent law as a result of EPC 2000 implementation
		Pilot scheme launched to speed up processing patent applications in the UK and the USA.
		UK Intellectual Property Office is an operating name of the Patent Office
	www.patent.gov.uk (39 words)

	Patent - MSN Encarta
		The first English patent was granted in 1449 by Henry VI to John of Utynam, giving him a monopoly on the making of stained glass for a period of 20 years.
		Most patent laws require an invention to be: “new”—most commonly defined as not being in the public domain anywhere in the world before the date on which the patent application was first filed; and “inventive”—usually taken to mean not being obvious to the skilled worker in the technology concerned.
		Most patent applications are filed with the assistance of patent agents, who are specialized professionals, since the wording of the application can make a crucial difference to the potential value of the granted patent.
	uk.encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761573795/Patent.html (473 words)

	United Kingdom Patent Office - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The United Kingdom Patent Office is the lead United Kingdom government agency responsible for developing and administering policy in most areas of intellectual property, under the overall aegis of the Department of Trade and Industry.
		The Patent Office also has direct administrative responsibility for examining and issuing or rejecting patents, and maintaining registers of intellectual property including patents, designs and trademarks in the United Kingdom.
		Since 1991, the UK Patent Office has had its headquarters in Newport, South Wales, but a small branch office in London has been maintained for the benefit of the large professional community based there and for communication with central government.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/United_Kingdom_Patent_Office (426 words)

	sociology - Patent
		Patent licensing agreements are effectively contracts in which the patent owner (the licensor) agrees not to sue the licensee for infringement of the licensor's patent rights.
		A patent application (other than a design patent) must explain how to practice (i.e., make and/or use) the invention(s) and must also include claims that particularly point out the invention(s) and define the scope of the subject matter for which exclusive rights are sought by the patent applicant.
		Typically, an application for a patent is prepared by a professional patent agent or patent attorney and filed with a patent office where it is then examined by a patent examiner for patentability.
	www.aboutsociology.com /sociology/Patent_law (3759 words)

	Discover the Wisdom of Mankind on Patent (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A patent is a set of exclusive rights granted by a state to a person for a fixed period of time in exchange for the regulated, public disclosure of certain details of a device, method, process or composition of matter (substance) (known as an invention) which is new, inventive, and useful or industrially applicable.
		Typically, an application for a patent is prepared by a professional agent known as a patent attorney or patent agent, who files the application with a patent office.
		Generally, the patent laws make it difficult for patent examiners to employ hindsight reasoning in rejecting a claim as obvious, by requiring some teaching that would motivate a person of ordinary skill in the art to modify the technology found in the prior art to arrive at the claimed invention.
	www.blinkbits.com /blinks/patent (5158 words)

	SEL Resources: Patent and Trademark Information
		The European Patent Office (EPO) is an international patent-granting authority established under the European Patent Convention (EPC), which was signed in Munich on 5 October 1973 and came into force on 7 October 1977.
		The European Patent Organisation, for which the European Patent Office acts as executive arm, currently has 19 member states: all the EU countries plus Cyprus, Liechtenstein, Monaco and Switzerland.
		The Russian Agency for Patents and Trademarks (Rospatent) is a federal executive body duly authorized to grant, register, and maintain rights to inventions, utility models, industrial designs, trademarks, service marks, appellations of origin, as well as to effect registration of computer programs, databases, and topographies of integrated circuits in the Russian Federation.
	www.lib.virginia.edu /science/guides/s-patent.htm (899 words)

	BIOTECH Patent News - Sample Issue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The patent claims, which are not limited to a specific siRNA sequence or structure, broadly cover any siRNA molecule which targets conserved sequences within a virus or a gene.
		The issuance of the patent follows three target patents and one broad-spectrum siRNA patent secured earlier this year by Sirna in the United Kingdom.
		Sirna's in-licensing strategy has encompassed several key patents, including the Tuschl Patent from the University of Massachusetts which covers the seminal RNA interference technology covering siRNA for uses relating to human and veterinary therapeutic, prophylactic, diagnostic and healthcare applications, as well as, Carnegie Patent from the Carnegie Institution of Washington and UMASS.
	www.biotechpatent.com /sept05/article17.html (893 words)

	Sirna Therapeutics, Inc. :: Sirna Therapeutics Granted Patents Broadly Covering siRNAs Targeting VEGF and HCV (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		We believe that the issuance of these broad patents in the UK are indicative of future patent grants we expect to receive in the United States and worldwide.
		The first key in-licensed patents is the Tuschl Patent from the University of Massachusetts which covers the seminal RNA interference technology covering siRNA for uses relating to human and veterinary therapeutic, prophylactic, diagnostic and healthcare applications.
		The fourth important in-licensed patent is from the Carnegie Institution of Washington and UMASS (the "Carnegie Patent").
	sev.prnewswire.com /biotechnology/20050711/NYM10211072005-1.html (1123 words)

	Patent law - United States patent and invention information
		The United Kingdom Patent Office states that the first patent was issued in London in the fifteen century.
		According to the Patent Office, the word "process" is defined by law as a process, act or method, and primarily includes industrial or technical processes.
		Secondly, be aware that in exchange for your patent rights, your patent (ie how the invention works), becomes public information so that others may learn from your ideas and create further.
	www.creativepublic.com /patent.php (508 words)

	International Foreign Patent World patent applciation Filing Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		It may also be the only way to secure a patent in a country that is not a member of a treaty called the Paris Convention.
		When first deciding to apply for a patent in the US, therefore, the client should at least check to see if there are any countries that are not members of the PCT in which a patent may be desired.
		As to countries that are on the list, the final decision of whether to invest in a patent in that country may be put off for a year after the filing of the US case.
	www.arnold-iplaw.com /International_Foreign_Patents.jsp (567 words)

	RF Cafe - Worldwide Patent & Invention Site Websites
		Chartered Institute of Patent Agents (UK): The Institute was founded in 1882 and was incorporated by Royal Charter in 1891.
		Gulf Cooperation Council: Patent Office of the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf
		Poland: Patent Office of the Republic of Poland
	www.rfcafe.com /references/patents.htm (706 words)

	The United Kingdom Patent Office
		The United Kingdom Patent Office is the official UK body that grants patents and registers designs and trademarks.
		Throughout the 1990's the examiners' workload increased substantially, and the Patent Office was challenged with maintaining its high standards of quality and responsiveness.
		During this period, the UK Patent Office embarked on a program with Xerox Global Services to adopt document, image and case management technology to manage the application and registration process for trade marks and designs.
	www.xerox.com /go/xrx/template/018v.jsp?view=UK+Patent+Office&am (480 words)

	PATENT IN HONG KONG (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The grant of a standard patent in Hong Kong is based on the registration of a patent granted by one of three patent offices, called "Designated Patent Office"
		Within 6 months after the date of grant of the designated patent by the designated patent office or publication of the request to record in HK, whichever is later.
		The grant of a Short-term patent in Hong Kong is based on a Search Report from an International Searching Authority from one of the three designated patent offices.
	www.patentarea.com /hong_kong_patent_requirements.html (337 words)

	EPO official information - Warning - Beware of approaches and requests for payment from firms purporting to register ...
		Numerous applicants and patent proprietors have informed the European Patent Office that firms and/or individuals using names, abbreviations or emblems that appear to be "official" have been inviting them to register patents in unofficial registers or publications in return for payment of an invoice for corresponding fees.
		The European Patent Office would point out that it alone performs legally effective publication and registration of European patent applications or patents, and that it does so automatically.
		The European Patent Office warns all potential recipients to guard against the subterfuges of such firms and individuals.
	www.european-patent-office.org /news/info/2002_02_05_e.htm (220 words)

	United Kingdom - Computer-Related Inventions
		It has become a common complaint that the United Kingdom Patent Office has been taking a tougher view having regard to the grant of patents relating to computer software-related inventions than the European Patent Office (which in turn proposes stricter criteria than the United States PTO).
		The case came to the Court of Appeal as a result of a refusal of the application by the United Kingdom Patent Office.
		It was noted that the decision had indicated that the key to determining patentability was to see whether once one had discounted the fact that a computer program was involved, what was left in the claim related to a technical problem.
	ladas.com /BULLETINS/1997/0797Bulletin/UK_Computer-RelatedInvent.html (341 words)

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