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FDA Approves Qalsody™ for Treatment of ALS

Written by: Douglas W. Crandell, Ph.D. & Robert J. Hilton, Ph.D. On April 25th, 2023, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved QalsodyTM (tofersen) for the...

Brain Computer Interface Developer Announces $33M Series A, Granted FDA “Breakthrough” Designation

Written by:Tom Cowan Brain computer interface developer Paradromics on May 18, 2023, announced a $33 million Series A funding round as well as a...

If a Case Was Baseless, It Would Have Ended Sooner

Written by: Matthew Pham & Daniel P. Hughes OneSubsea IP UK Limited v. FMC Technologies, Inc. Before Clevenger, Moore, and Dyk.  Appeal from the United States District...

Low-Bar for Corroboration

Written by: Matthew Friedrichs & Daniel P. Hughes MEDTRONIC, INC. v. TELEFLEX INNOVATIONS S.A.R.L. Before Moore, Lourie, and Dyk. Appeal from the Patent Trial and Appeal...

Trademark Monitoring and Enforcement in the Digital Era: Tools and Techniques

In today's digital landscape, protecting your trademarks has become more challenging than ever before. With the rise of e-commerce platforms, social media, and online marketplaces, ...

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Unforced Error: An IPR Challenger Cannot Rely on an Error That a Posita Would Have Corrected
Knobbe Martens Jul 12, 2022
LG ELECTRONICS INC. v. IMMERVISION INC. Before Stoll, Cunningham, and Newman, Appeal from the United States Patent and Trademark Office... Read More »
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Claims Survive IPR Challenge Under Narrow Construction Because It Was The Broadest Reasonable Interpretation
Knobbe Martens Feb 7, 2022
QUANERGY SYSTEMS, INC. v. VELODYNE LIDAR USA, INC. Before Newman, Lourie, and O’Malley. Appeal from the Patent Trial and Appeal Board. Summary: Despite... Read More »
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Shortest laser pulse
Daniel Porter Sep 4, 2012
To study matter on increasingly smaller scales, scientists need faster light. The speed of light is constant, of course, but "faster" here refers to the... Read More »
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Fiber optics: now with sapphire
Daniel Porter Aug 15, 2012
A group of Clemson University researchers was unsatisfied with the limited properties of modern fiber optic cables. “We have used a highly purified version of... Read More »
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Bring on the photonics revolution
Brennan Coulter Aug 14, 2012
The National Research Council demands a photonics revolution... and so it shall be! Okay, so that demand may have been more of a recommendation. Who cares? It’s ... Read More »
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Diamonds are forever: x-ray laser upgraded
Brennan Coulter Aug 13, 2012
In a decidedly bond-villain esque move, researchers have used a thin sliver of diamond to create one of the most powerful and refined X-ray lasers to date. Described... Read More »
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NASA X-ray Concept Inspired from a Roll of Scotch® Tape
Leyla Raiani Jul 30, 2012
The inspiration behind NASA scientist’s quest to build a highly specialized X-ray mirror comes from an unusual source: a roll of Scotch® tape. The rounded... Read More »
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Super Efficient, Super Tiny "Pico Projectors"
Brennan Coulter Jul 16, 2012
Researchers for North Carolina State University and ImagineOptix Corporation have developed a new technique for polarizing light that promises smaller, more efficient ... Read More »
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Metamaterials + NanoCavities = Better, Smaller Lasers
Brennan Coulter Jun 28, 2012
The US Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the University of California Berkeley have created the world’s smallest three-dimensional... Read More »
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UCSB physicists mix two lasers to create light at many frequencies
Alejandro Freixes Mar 28, 2012
A team of physicists at UC Santa Barbara has seen the light, and it comes in many different colors. By aiming high- and low-frequency laser beams at a semiconductor... Read More »
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Agilent technology assists university in research
Casey Kristin Frye Nov 28, 2011
Agilent Technologies announced today that Budapest Technology University successfully conducted research after installing Agilent's  SuperNova diffractometer ... Read More »
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