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Hydrogen in aviation
Member airlines of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) have committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions from their operations by 2050. Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plays the dominant role in achieving this goal, but other less mature technologies are also part of the solution. This article explores the role hydrogen… -
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Clinical trials, inventive step and insufficiency European biotech patent case law series (November 2024)
European patent attorneys Simon O'Brien and Nathaniel Wand present our latest webinar update of new and important European Patent Office (EPO) biotechnology patent case law. -
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Green hydrogen innovation and patent trends
Green hydrogen is a promising clean energy carrier and a potential solution for the decarbonisation of “hard-to-abate” sectors, such as heavy industry (for example, petrochemicals and ammonia) and transportation (for example, aviation and shipping). With global demand for green hydrogen projected to increase to 2050, investment and innovation in the… -
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D Young & Co signs CITMA net zero pledge
We all need to radically reduce our carbon emissions to combat the effects of climate change and the UK has legislated to be free of greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Reaching net zero will require new measures, innovative solutions, and plenty of human effort both at work and at home. -
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Trade Mark Newsletter No.137
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Virtual v real: EUIPO draws the line
In a recent decision, the opposition division of the EU Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) has ruled that virtual and real-world goods cannot automatically be considered similar. -
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No EUIPO green light for colour combination mark(s): MARQUES and INTA see red
Trade mark associations (MARQUES and the International Trade Mark Association) have intervened in a General Court case on the registrability of a colour combination mark. -
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Wazdan Holding v Novomatic: a sizzling appeal to the appointed person
At first instance, the opponent, Novomatic AG, successfully opposed Wazdan Holding Limited’s applications for SIZZLING KINGDOM, SIZZLING MOON, SIZZZLING BELLS and SIZZLING REELS, based on likelihood of confusion with its earlier marks for SIZZLING HOT, SIZZLING FORTUNES and SIZZLING COIN, covering identical and similar casino-related goods and services in classes… -
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Pied off: UKIPO gives guidance for food-related trade mark applications
The applicant, Rashid Ray, applied to register the mark PIZZOLOGY in the UK in relation to various food services. This application was opposed, based on a UK trade mark for PIEOLOGY (covering food products and related services), owned by US-based entity, The Little Brown Box Pizza LLC. -
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Robert Kneschke v LAION eV: photographer must accept use of his image in AI database
While the Getty Images v Stability AI case, which is currently pending before the High Court, is hotly debated in the UK, the Hamburg District Court (judgment of 27 September 2024, case number 310 O 227/23) had to address whether artificial intelligence (AI) training data sets infringe German copyright law.
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