Science at risk: The funding pause is more damaging than you might thinkA policy freeze on research grants may severely hinder US research capabilities, driven by political ideology.
USPTO Fee Report: Discounts Don't Cut It for Incentivizing New Patent ParticipantsHigh costs and complexities of patenting discourage new applicants despite fee reductions.
What Intellectual Property Policy Should Look Like in the Age of AIAI policy discussions must prioritize the rights of creators while maintaining established IP principles to foster continued innovation.
Some First Reactions on What a Second Trump Presidency Will Mean for IPA second Trump Administration may pivot toward a pro-innovation intellectual property policy, focusing on strong property rights and patent protections.
What Intellectual Property Policy Should Look Like in the Age of AIAI policy discussions must prioritize the rights of creators while maintaining established IP principles to foster continued innovation.
Some First Reactions on What a Second Trump Presidency Will Mean for IPA second Trump Administration may pivot toward a pro-innovation intellectual property policy, focusing on strong property rights and patent protections.
Trump and Vance will make America competitive again, former patent office director saysThe U.S. has fallen behind in technology leadership and must reform its innovation policy to regain its global competitiveness.
Chamber's GIPC Tells USPTO to Pivot on Coordination Plans with FDAActivists are urging the FDA to engage more in patent examination processes, but this initiative faces opposition from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.