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Engineering the Future
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The European Patent Office presents awards each year for inventors, shining a light on scientists who make a difference
Jun 14, 2012
Jun 14, 2012
Accolades for pioneers in world of science
The European Patent Office presents awards each year for inventors, shining a light on scientists who make a difference. FT reporters profile the winners
Jun 14, 2012
Prizes: Adding a human dimension to a bureaucratic world
The annual European Inventor Awards have become an important date in the calendar, writes Clive Cookson
Jun 14, 2012
Biomedicine: No end in sight for cancer gene legal saga
Andrew Jack reports on a long-running argument over the extent of exclusive rights
Jun 14, 2012
Smartphones: Cases with high risks for all sides
Many think a truce is needed to avert meltdown, says Richard Waters
Jun 14, 2012
Innovative companies: Fostering invention is not just about cash
The most important thing is a culture that values creative people, says James Shotter
Jun 14, 2012
Graphene: Invented in the UK, largely being developed elsewhere
It is the old story of failing to exploit pure research, says Pippa Stephens
Jun 14, 2012
EU reform: Wrangle over patent court site nears end
Officials say the row can only be settled at the highest level as part of a package of trade-offs. Alex Barker reports
Jun 14, 2012
US reform: Overhaul ‘fails to address system’s weaknesses’
Richard Waters reports on the flaws in badly needed legislation
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