The federal government has announced a review into Australia’s patents system to support innovation in small-to-medium-sized businesses.
The review will consider the accessibility for small and medium
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Exair releases anti-static ion air cannon
Exair has released a new anti-static ion air cannon, which removes static electricity and cleans at distances up to 4.6m. The device meets CE and UL standards in the USA, Europe and Canada. It is also
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Bridging the gap between innovation and investment
One of the recent efforts to bridge the gulf between research and Australian enterprises was last week’s launch of Source IP. Brent Balinski spoke to IP Australia’s Matthew Fenech about the new online platform.
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Bringing researchers and industry closer together – from the experts
There's a broad discussion happening in Australia about how to strengthen relationships between private industry and universities in order to foster innovation.
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Taking AIM: does Australia need a Patent Box-style system?
The R&D tax incentive is acknowledged in the industry as a positive for developing intellectual property, though there’s a push from medical manufacturers and others for assistance in taking IP to the next stage.
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Do you have the freedom to operate?
Manufacturers are advised to check all intellectual property (IP) rights before signing any trade deal. Susanne Hantos writes.
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Manufacturers’ Monthly Material of The Month Part 2: Graphene
Graphene, physically isolated only a decade ago, has the potential to change the world. Brent Balinski reports on what it is, why it’s creating so much excitement, and what it might offer Australian industry.
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Sydney’s NanoCarbon to provide graphene solutions to the world
NanoCarbon has closed a commercial patent licensing agreement with the University of Wollongong, with plans to develop industrial processes and products using graphene.
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