A new comprehensive and practical two day seminar covering Patentability and State-of-the-art Searching
A new comprehensive and practical two day seminar covering topics such as: Background and motivations to patentability searching: differences between state of the art, patentability and landscaping; Choosing a data collection: Understanding the background to a search; Fundamentals of search scope; Tools and methods for searching and analysis; Communication aspects.
Topics to be covered include:
PLEASE NOTE THAT DELEGATES ATTENDING THIS EVENT WILL NEED TO BRING LAPTOPS OR TABLETS WITH THEM FOR THE PRACTICAL SESSIONS
Please note we are also running:
This meeting runs back-to-back with Freedom to Operate Searching and there is a further £150/€210 discount when booked together.
To find out more call Customer Services on +44 (0)20 7749 4730 or e-mail info@management-forum.co.uk
Introduction to searching in the patent literature
Choosing a data collection; understanding the range of databases available
Background and motivations to patentability searching; extent, timing, caveats
Fundamentals of the search scope
Background and definition of state-of-the-art searching
Analysis tools; overview and practical session
Evaluating search results against the search definition; iterations of search
Brief overview on distinctions between patentability and validity searching
Stephen Adams
Stephen Adams is Director of Magister Ltd, a patents documentation consultancy and training service. He worked in technical information for over 20 years, latterly for nearly 9 years with Zeneca Agrochemicals (now Syngenta) as their principal patent searcher. He is Director-at-Large for PIUG Inc.
Jane List
Jane List has run her own business, Extract Information Limited, providing consultancy, search services, and training, all with a focus on commercial uses of patent information, since January 2013. Prior to this Jane worked on both sides of the information business – commercial information provider side, in content development, product management, commercial strategy and training roles, and in industry in technology consultancy, and science focused organisations where she was responsible for IP matters, scientific, technical and market information. She teaches on commercial searching including patent landscaping and state of the art searching and reporting in the UK and The Netherlands. She has a BSc, MRSC in Chemistry; MSc in Information Science and Cert. in Intellectual Property Law. She has published papers and spoken at global conferences on patent information matters, and is an active member of PATMG, PIUG and BPIP, professional patent information user groups. In July 2014 she became co-Editor in Chief of World Patent Information Journal.
| 8-9 Oct 2019 | |||
| 8-9 Oct 2019 | Cavendish Hotel, London | GBP 1,499.00 EUR 2,099.00 USD 2,338.00 + VAT @ 20.00% |
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| 26-27 Feb 2020 | |||
| 26-27 Feb 2020 | Venue not yet confirmed | + VAT @ 20.00% |
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| 6-7 Oct 2020 | |||
| 6-7 Oct 2020 | Venue not yet confirmed | + VAT @ 20.00% |
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“The course was very well run, by two highly experiences speakers, passionate about searching. There were clear explanations given regarding all the elements to consider for carryig out a search optimally as well as practical tips to apply those elements. More advice and specific tips regarding the main potential search engines would maybe be useful, as well as more time for practical sessions. ”
Marie Lacombe, Junior Patent Attorney, Yara International ASA
“Very informative”
Michelle Surmacz, Regulatory Affairs Specialist, The Binding Site Group Ltd
“Both speakers were engaging and you could tell they were very knowledgeable in the area. ”
Lois Scarth, IP Assistant, Wolviston Group Ltd
“Overall very nice organized session”
Gang Si, Senior Scientist, Proctor & Gamble Technical Centres Ltd