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LSIPR 50 2018: Emma Walmsley
Emma Walmsley was selected in the LSIPR 50 2018 publication for her influence on the life sciences industry. She featured in the business and innovation section, as LSIPR reports.
LSIPR 50 2018: Antoine Petit
Antoine Petit was selected in the LSIPR 50 2018 publication for his influence on the life sciences industry. He featured in the business and innovation section, as LSIPR reports.
LSIPR 50 2018: Kim Nasmyth
Kim Nasmyth was selected in the LSIPR 50 2018 publication for his influence on the life sciences industry. He featured in the business and innovation section, as LSIPR reports.
LSIPR 50 2018: Manuel Salmeron-Sanchez and Matthew Dalby
Manuel Salmeron-Sanchez and Matthew Dalby were selected in the LSIPR 50 2018 publication for their influence on the life sciences industry. They featured in the business and innovation section, as LSIPR reports.
LSIPR 50 2018: Michel Sidibé
Michel Sidibé was selected in the LSIPR 50 2018 publication for his influence on the life sciences industry. He featured in the government and policy section, as LSIPR reports.
The future of precision medicine part 2: data is king
In the area of precision medicine, there are questions surrounding what data is needed, how it is used, what it should look like and what concerns there are for patients and society, as Daniel Lim of Kirkland & Ellis reports.
Will the EPO’s Enlarged Board hear the Broad’s CRISPR case?
As the Broad Institute faces a formidable task in defending its revoked CRISPR patent claims in a pending appeal at the EPO, European academics Jakob Wested, Timo Minssen, and Esther van Zimmeren are wondering whether some of the issues might be referred to the Enlarged Board of Appeal.
LSIPR 50 2018: At the head of an experiment in innovation
Marie-Paule Kieny of the Drugs for Neglected Diseases Initiative is on a mission to remind stakeholders and governments that there is a moral imperative to pursue the fight against neglected diseases, as she tells LSIPR.
LSIPR 50 2018: A decade in the making, a Parkinson’s breakthrough
A team at the University of Dundee has announced a major breakthrough in the understanding of Parkinson’s disease. LSIPR heard more from Miratul Muqit and Daan van Aalten of the university’s school of life sciences.
LSIPR 50 2018: Uniting the IP chorus
Brexit has created many uncertainties in the IP arena and the CEO of the UK Intellectual Property Office is urging stakeholders to speak up, so that the office isn’t the “lone voice” advocating the importance of IP.
