A recent study published by Global Industry Analysts Inc. indicates the global market for carbon capture and storage could reach US$4.9bn by as early as 2026, despite the obvious interruption to progress caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Tonight is the final of this series of The Apprentice but it’s not the desserts and pyjamas that caught our interest.
The Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) has once again been asked to explain the eligibility criteria for SPCs for “combination products” - those comprising two or more active ingredients.
It is no exaggeration to say the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution is already upon us with the World Economic Forum attributing the Fourth Industrial Revolution to the growth and consolidation of technologies such as AI, machine learning, deep learning and the Internet of Things (IoT).
Two years after dismissing Broad Institute’s appeal against revocation of a CRISPR patent, the EPO will revisit questions on examination and validity of priority claims. Sheena Linehan of Potter Clarkson asks why US and European practice has again collided.
Today, software is about much more than desktop computer applications. Software is integral to almost every aspect of innovation and is found in a huge number of products because it offers greater functionality, control and connectivity; the battery and energy storage sector is no different.