August 26th 2020 3:00 pm IST | 4:30PM BANGKOK / JAKARTA | 5:30PM SINGAPORE / KUALA LUMPUR
Global patent trends in biologics innovation: An analysis of global patent filings focusing on biosequences
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Join this complimentary webinar to hear more on the trends shaping the biosequence technology landscape.
As the coronavirus pandemic spreads across the globe, putting unprecedented pressure on social, health, and economic systems, scientists are working around the clock to develop vaccine candidates and diagnostic tests in record time. Intellectual property in the form of patented biosequences and chemical structures may play a role in helping researchers better understand the disease and bring potential treatments to fruition. These extraordinary, collaborative, and fast-tracked scenarios are playing out in labs all over the world and have put the biotechnological innovation at the forefront and raised some important questions for the biopharma patent community with regard to the state of innovation for the public good, today and in the future.
You are invited to hear Brian Larner and Dr. Cornelius Enuezie to discuss the trends shaping the biosequence technology landscape.
This webinar is held in conjunction with Singapore IP Week 2020. IP Week is going digital for the first time this year and it will be held from 25 to 27 August 2020. To learn more, visit https://www.ipweek2020.sg/
You are invited to hear Brian Larner and Dr. Cornelius Enuezie to discuss the trends shaping the biosequence technology landscape.
This webinar is held in conjunction with Singapore IP Week 2020. IP Week is going digital for the first time this year and it will be held from 25 to 27 August 2020. To learn more, visit https://www.ipweek2020.sg/
We will be covering the following topics:
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Leading technology areas in biosequence patents
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Biotechnology hot spots around the globe
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An analysis of global patent activity as a predictor for biologics growth
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CDR Use Case for Demonstration
Featured Speaker
Brian Larner
Solution Consultant
Brian has a first class honors chemistry degree from University of Newcastle upon Tyne. He joined the company in 1988 as a patent analyst working in the chemistry and pharmaceutical areas working on the Derwent World Patent Index (DWPI) database. He is an expert on this database as well as having extensive knowledge of patent information in general.
Dr Cornelius Enuezie
Senior Content Manager
Dr Cornelius Enuezie is the Senior Content Manager for SequenceBase/GENESEQ. He comes with over 25 years of Biopharmaceutical patenting experience gained at Novartis, Teva and IMS Health in the areas of IP Licensing, patent search and biopharmaceutical competitive intelligence.
He is trained Chemist and holds a Doctorate in Business Administration (DBA), a Master of Laws in Patent and Technology Law.
He is trained Chemist and holds a Doctorate in Business Administration (DBA), a Master of Laws in Patent and Technology Law.