Our President and Managing Director, Ms. Jennifer Che, and Principal, Ms. Pauli Wong, have been invited by the HKUST, Office of Knowledge Transfer to be speakers at the IP seminar – ‘Bright Ideas, Strong Barriers: A Patenting Masterclass’ on June 26, 2024 (Wednesday) from 15:00-16:15 at the HKUST- Chow Tak Sin Lecture Theater G (LT-G).

The seminar will be divided into two parts and focus on the following topics:

1) IP Basics, Innovation Oversight and Tips: Patent 101 and Top IP Mistakes By Start-Ups & Entrepreneurs by Ms. Pauli Wong

2) MedTech & Healthcare Hurdles: IP Challenges for Innovations in the GBA and China by Ms. Jennifer Che

This seminar is designed to enhance the understanding and awareness on IP and its significance in the academic and research fields.



Our Past Events

Recommended Insights

How a Secondhand Ground Brush Wiped Away a Chinese Patent

4 December 2024
A Chinese robot vacuum company digs up “hidden evidence” to successfully invalidate a patent owned by its biggest competitor.  Highlights Background  With the growth of online shopping, it is easier than ever to provide evidence of a sale when the product is still being sold on the market. But what if the product is no […]

RNAi Patent Success in China: Overcoming “Comprising” Claim Challenges

10 March 2025
An Update on Sufficiency and Inventiveness of RNAi Patents in China RNAi is a fast-developing technology that has gained traction in the pharmaceutical industry as a promising therapeutic agent. It is important to follow closely RNAi patent proceedings to learn how different examination boards and courts understand and handle these new technologies. The first-ever invalidation […]

The Latest on Post-Filing Data in China’s Patent Law

29 April 2020
Post-filing data can sometimes be the crucial difference between a patent allowance and a final rejection. The reasons are endless why important data may not have been included in the original patent application as filed. Time and budget may have been insufficient to generate data over the full scope of the claims at the time […]

AI, Big Data, and Blockchain - CNIPA seeks public comment on draft patent examination guidelines

21 November 2019
Exciting new changes continue to happen with the Chinese Patent Office (CNIPA). On November 12, 2019, the CNIPA published a new set of amendments to Part II Chapter 9 of the Patent Examination Guidelines (“Draft”) and requested public comment by December 11, 2019. In summary, the new guidelines clarify how emerging technologies involving artificial intelligence, […]
Top crossarrow-right