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EdTech Education is the Future
It is said that teachers can’t geek and geeks can’t teach. EdTech, or Educational Technology, seeks to bridge this gap – but where is it […]
EM DRIVE – A drive to new physics
Are we required to revise our understanding of physics? The controversial EM drive goes against and seems to break, one of the physics’ most fundamental […]
L-3 Agrees to Acquire Micreo Limited
It’s just been announced that Baxter IP patent attorneys client Micreo Limited has entered into a contract to be acquired by NYSE listed L-3 Communications. […]
Blockchain Patent Applications On The Rise
Hot off the press is a listing of PCT patent applications identified using the keyword “blockchain” below. Looking through the listing, the most obvious point […]
Toyota’s Flying Car Patent
A recently published patent application filed by Toyota in December, 2014 reveals a shape-morphing fuselage for an ‘aero car’. It’s not that far flung Few […]
World IP Day – April 26, 2016 – Digital Creativity: Culture Reimagined
World IP Day is celebrated around the world, to promote discussion of the role of intellectual property in encouraging innovation and creativity. History of World […]
From the office writing pad to Wi-Fi technology – 10 Aussie inventions that changed the world
Since the first patent application filed within the Australian Colonies in 1848, the whole nation has embraced all kinds of innovative ideas ranging across a […]
So, what ‘is’ the current status of patents for Software inventions in Australia?
An ongoing debate has been played out in the media and court systems worldwide over the past 10 years or more, regarding the issue of […]
Patents – Is this the way to go? There has to be a balance, but what is it?
The High Court of Australia is to hear whether Myriad Genetics’ gene patent stands in an appeal by Queensland cancer survivor Yvonne DÁrcy In September […]
