The Monday filing is the third time Harvard has sued technology companies for allegedly infringing on University-owned patents based on Gordon’s work. In 2016, the University sued semiconductor ...

Despite the vigorous strengthening of the global patent system in recent years, not only in industrialized economies like the USA, but also in the developing world, there have been limited attempts to ...

Harvard is the assignee for each patent and is responsible for the related rights, titles and interests, but professor Roy G. Gordon, also the chairman of the university’s chemistry department ...

Harvard first received its patent for Xenium In Situ — a “single-cell spatial transcriptomics” technology for measuring and mapping gene activity in tissue samples — in 2019, before the ...

Harvard College and Ward, Smith & Hill File Patent Infringement Suit Against Samsung 3 minute read August 07, 2024 By Michelle Morgante ...

Harvard agreed to dismiss a patent infringement lawsuit against Samsung, a South Korean tech conglomerate, and waived its rights to refile the suit on Monday. The lawsuit was filed in a Texas federal ...

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on Monday said it would review whether Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology can claim rights to a gene-editing technology known as ...

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed the validity of the Harvard and MIT patents, rejecting a challenge brought by a rival team of researchers associated with the University ...

The companies said that if the patent cases succeed, 10x and Harvard will monopolize the SST market and force artificially high prices and licensing fees. The cases are 10x Genomics Inc v.

Psychedelic patents should be limited, according to Harvard Law School experts, who are also warning patent reform is necessary for the psychedelics sector to reach its full potential in ...

HARVARD UNIVERSITY has granted licenses to the start-up company Nano-Terra for more than 50 issued and pending patents covering work from the laboratory of chemistry professor George M. Whitesides.

Roughly half of this course will examine and assess the legal rules in the United States and other countries governing patents. The other half will explore policy issues pertaining to patents. Those ...