In a recent article for the Chemical Industry Journal, Senior Associate, Peter Youle, examines how patent law applies to sustainable...

In recent years, solar power has become a key part of the transition to a green economy, and to decarbonising the energy that we each...

The UK Government have recently announced the IGNITED project, which aims to develop an ultra-compact, high-power electric drive system...

In 2023, Giles Pinnington considered filing trends for nuclear energy-related patents in the context of discussing the nuclear landscape...

It’s been 5 years now since the World descended on Glasgow for COP26 and 10 years since the Paris Agreement, with delegates and political...

Researchers from the Universities of Birmingham and Newcastle have developed a simple, mechanochemical method for processing...

In the world of solar-powered electric cars, nothing is more demanding or gruelling than a race: it’s a perfect way to stress test any...

As industries accelerate their shift toward sustainability, the spotlight is turning to green chemistry – and the IP strategies that...

Photocatalysts can be used to treat infected water by generation of short-lived radical species. However, these approaches typically...

As a passionate advocate for sustainable development, and as a patent attorney with a background in chemistry, I am naturally interested...

It has been announced this week that six innovative projects have been selected for funding by the UK Space Agency through the Unlocking...

If you’re reading this, you’re probably well aware of the commitment by the UK and many other countries to achieve net-zero carbon...

Apart from solar photovoltaics and fuel cells, nearly all electricity generation depends on spinning a turbine, usually by creating a...

In our recent 3D printing White Paper, we discussed how additive manufacturing has taken off in sectors such as automotive, aerospace and...

Artificial intelligence and cleantech innovation are both in the news a lot and both are the subject of significant and potentially...

One of the fundamental rights a patent grants is the ability to exclude others from using your technology. So it may come as a surprise...