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Preparing for UPC Litigation: Christof Augenstein on Front-Loaded Proceedings, Evidence and Provisional Measures

The Unified Patent Court has created a litigation environment in which procedural preparation can determine strategic options very early. Cases are highly structured, important factual and technical arguments need to be developed from the outset, and ...

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Building Patent Strategies for Cleantech Innovation: Hermione Thompson and John Leeming on Invention Capture, Scaling and Portfolio Architecture

Cleantech innovation rarely develops within a single technical discipline. A commercially relevant solution may combine mechanical engineering, advanced materials, electronics, software, manufacturing processes, control systems and environmental perfo ...

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CEIPI IP Business Talk with Hermione Thompson and John Leeming: Building Patent Strategies for Cleantech Innovation

Cleantech innovation rarely sits within a single technical discipline. New solutions can combine engineering, advanced materials, electronics, software, manufacturing processes and environmental performance. For companies developing these technologies ...

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Building a European UPC Litigation Strategy: Chris de Mauny on Forum Choice, Litigation Readiness and Territorial Reach

The Unified Patent Court has changed the architecture of European patent litigation. A company can now obtain remedies across a large part of Europe through a single proceeding, cases move comparatively quickly, and decisions taken in one forum may in ...

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CEIPI IP Business Talk with Chris de Mauny: Building a European UPC Litigation Strategy

The Unified Patent Court is no longer a new institution in European patent litigation. It is becoming a central part of the strategic environment in which international companies enforce patents, defend market positions and prepare for disputes across ...

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The Engineering Biology Strategy Gap: What Programmable Biology Companies Need, and What IP Advice Still Often Fails to Integrate

Engineering biology is moving from scientific possibility into industrial decision-making, as biological systems are increasingly designed computationally, tested through automated experimentation and transferred into production environments. Companie ...

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Engineering Biology & Biomanufacturing in Motion: Why IP Is Becoming the Control Architecture of Programmable Biology

Engineering biology is moving from scientific possibility into industrial decision making. Biological systems are increasingly designed, digitally modelled, experimentally automated and transferred into production environments. The strategic IP questi ...

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IP Market Study Robotics & Autonomous Systems 2026: From Machine Protection to System Control

Robotics and autonomous systems are developing from individual machines into integrated physical-intelligence systems. Modern robots combine mechanical components, sensors, actuators, embedded software, AI models, operational data, connectivity and sa ...

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Protecting Quantum Innovation Across the Stack: Edd Cavanna and Daniel Speed on Finding the Right IP Control Points

Quantum innovation rarely appears as one clearly defined invention. It often combines hardware, control systems, software, mathematical methods, protocols and enabling technologies. The central question is therefore not simply whether something can be ...

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The Photonics Strategy Gap: What Light-Based Technology Companies Need, and What IP Advice Still Often Fails to Integrate

A growing number of developments in the photonics market point to a structural mismatch. Companies are no longer developing only isolated lenses, lasers, optical sensors or specialised laboratory equipment. They are building light-based technology sys ...

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