Patent Gurukul to meet experts to discuss impact of recent patent office notification in Mumbai
With a view to get better clarity on the recent notification issued by the Patent office, the Patent Gurukul will soon be meeting experts from the field to discuss and brainstorm on the concept of traditional knowledge and biodiversity in Mumbai on February 15.

GNA Patent Gurukul is holding a Seminar on 13th October, 2011
For further details, Please contact Ashish/ Shweta on 40895454

GNA Patent Gurukul announces its next batch
For further details, please contact: Tel: 4089 5454 (Ashish/ Shweta)

GNA Patent Gurukul is holding Legal Norms and Forms for Drafting and Court Proceedings
Every Tuesday,Wednesday and Thursday

Timing: 10am to 11am

Advisor: A.V.Menon

GNA Patent Gurukul is holding one day Seminar on 16th December '10
IIPS Weekend Courses for the upcoming academic year
Standing Committee on the Law of Patents - 23 to 27 March
World Intellectual Property Day - 26 April 2009
Trade Marks Work Manual - 2008
List of PCT Contracting States - 3rd July, 2008
World Intellectual Property Day - 26th April, 2008
World Intellectual Property Day Gallery
USPTO Issues Updated Patent Examiner Training Materials on the Written Description Requirement, 11th April, 2008
KIPO to apply new examination guidelines to medical inventions - Broader patent protection of inventions relating to medical diagnosis.
Acknowledgment - Thanks to Ho-Hyun Nahm of Barun IP & Law for drawing attention to the New Guidelines Summary

Draft Manual Of Patent Practice And Procedure - Patent Office, India (2008).



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(From Left to Right) Dr. M. Venkateswarlu, Drug Controller General India, Mr. T. C. James, Director, Intellectual Property Rights, Govt of India, and Dr. Gopakumar G. Nair inaugurating the Annual Event and Diploma Awards Ceremony of the 2nd batch of students at GNAs Patent Gurukul.










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