Supreme Court rules on obviousness

Article Abstract:

The United States Supreme Court's decision on the KSR International Co. versus Teleflex Inc. case - wherein an invention as being "obvious" and therefore, not patentable, was defined - has its applications to chemical engineers. Obviousness as applied to patent claims and the patent laws as applied to the chemical engineering industry, are discussed.

Interpretation and construction, Powers and duties, United States. Supreme Court, Chemical engineering

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Bioprocess design for a novel vaccine

Article Abstract:

Technical and regulatory problems encountered by pharmaceutical companies during new vaccine development are analyzed.

United States, Drugs, Product Development, Market Research & Product Development, Biological products industry, Vaccines, Time to market

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Supreme Court to weigh in on patentability standard

Article Abstract:

The suit filed by Teleflex Inc. against KSR International Co., over patent infringement is discussed.

Motor vehicles and car bodies, Automobile industry

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