Our principal, Ms. Pauli Wong, was invited to speak at the Hong Kong Life Sciences Society (HKLSS) Summer Internship Program 2024 on “Unlocking Patent Law: Exploring IP Career Paths” in July. This program aims to cultivate young talents to drive life sciences innovation. In addition, she participated in the discussion session titled “Evolving Landscape – Investment Outlook for the Healthcare and Life Sciences Sectors” alongside Mr. Tian Tan, the Vice President of NF Trinity.

Pauli shared her career journey becoming a patent attorney at Eagle IP, from an HKU biotech graduate and a scientist with CK Life Sciences. She provided an introduction to intellectual property, particularly patents, and life sciences challenges we are facing, and how to pursue a career path in patent law. By sharing her own experiences, Pauli offered valuable insights and guidance to the aspiring interns to appreciate the importance of IP and consider a career path in patent law.

Our Past Events

Eagle IP is Coming Back to LSPN in Boston!

24 April 2025

AIPLA Women in IP Global Networking Event in Hong Kong

3 April 2025

Talk at Hong Kong Christian Service

31 October 2024

Talk for HKUST Entrepreneurship 101 Training Program

31 October 2024

IP Training Programme on patent commercialization and technology transfer

8 October 2024

IP seminar – ‘Bright Ideas, Strong Barriers: A Patenting Masterclass’

12 July 2024

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Patent Eligibility for Software in China

4 April 2022
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Breaking: China Released New Implementation Measures for the New Patent Linkage System

14 July 2021
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New Policies to Promote Importation of Innovative Drugs

8 November 2018
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First Ever Successful Invalidation Challenge Due to Unauthorized Foreign Filing

8 March 2023
What does an invention “completed” in China mean? China and the US are similar in that both countries highly value national security, and thus have rules regulating the exportation of technology and information from within their borders. This includes new inventions that arise from within their respective borders. As such, both governments require inventors who […]
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