Orphan works
I’m a romantic, and there is something about the term ‘orphan works’ which pulls at the heart strings.
Reviewing the UK’s IP enforcement framework
Innovation can be a risky business which involves the investment of time, effort and money in varying degrees.
Off your bike: pedaling IP
So, I’ve recently had my first fall. I think I’ve done quite well, 1 year and 4 months since my ‘On your bike’ blog.
Breaking the boundaries of science in Glasgow
If you were told that optical tweezers are single beam gradient force traps you would probably be none the wiser.
Synchronise and commercialise
From furniture to clothing, mobile phones to cars, music has been used to promote every type of service or product.
International Women’s Day: The mothers of invention
The term ‘scientist’ was coined by William Whewell in 1834 in a review of an academic paper called ‘On the Connexion of the Physical Sciences’.
Over and out
It’s a sad occasion when one of your favourite television series comes to an end, how can you fill the void?
Treasure Islands: how IP makes teammates out of pirates
The mainland of the United Kingdom is the ninth biggest island in the world.
Valentines on the road
To be honest, I haven’t got much love for Valentine’s Day. Restaurants are crammed with couples who wish they were at home in comfort watching a film.
So I've got an invention and I need a patent!
Patents are by far and away the most complex, time consuming and expensive of the types of intellectual property dealt with at the IPO.
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