Patent Search India - Prior art search By Skilled Professionals.

A good professional lookup will be far more thorough than any search an untrained individual will be able to conduct.

Main points of a prior art search by TT CONSULTANTS skilled professionals:

• Key terms search

Identification of analogous terms with regards to your proposed invention is mandatory. Specialized jargon features its own importance while conducting key phrases search.

• Classification codes search
Recognize applicable patent classification codes related to your invention. Presently, commercial patent search databases have accessibility to utilize IPC-R (IPC amended) version and US classification maintained by WIPO. This facility allows executing a dynamic research by collating advanced level; subclass level; primary level and/or innovation level searches.

• Mixed search (classification codes+ keywords)

Oftentimes, the hybrid lookup will pitch much less number of publicized patent documents when compared with the other two steps. However, to get other hits you could amend the keywords which have been identified in the initial step.

• Worldwide databases search

This type of search is done on expensive paid databases like Thomson Innovation, MPI-Inpadoc, which provide access to patent data of almost 100 involved countries in patent filingenhancing the probabilities of getting pertinent results of your invention.

• NPL (Non Patent Literature) search

Whilst patent searching is a major part of prior art, it is not everything. Searching non-patent literature for instance any magazine, newspaper, or trade paper article created about inventions like your own.Keywords based lookup is done on The search engines, Google Scholars and also Google Books.

• Inventor/Assignee centered search

This type of search normally get you the patents which have either the similar assignee making the search even thorough.

• Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Taiwanese indigenous patent Search

An overall search is not thorough until and until patent search is conducted by native searchers and also TT Consultants does that. We at TT Consultants offer a one stop program for multi lingual and multi geography patent search at very competitive prices.

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Automatic prior art searching

In the intellectual property field two task s are of high relevance: prior art search ing and patent classification. Prior art search is fundamental for many strategic issues such as patent granting, freedom to operate and opposition . Accurate classification of patent documents according to the IPC code system is vital for the interoperability between different patent offices and for the prior art search task involved in a patent application procedure. In this paper, we report our experiments with prior art search ing and patent classification in the context of CLEF - IP ’10 evaluation track. In the Prior Art Candidates search task, we strongly improved our last year’s model based on our experiments on training data (MAP 0.22) , but official results , alas, w ere far from the expected one s (MAP 0.14) .

According to EPO, i t is estimated that 80% of the knowledge is found in patent documents. Due to its importance as source of knowledge and to the delay in patent analysis caused the growth of applications, new areas of knowledge and size of patent databases, new tools to automate patent search ing and classification process es have become a hot topic in the last decades . As example, we can cite the challenges CLEF 2009, TREC - CHEM 2009 - 2010 and the workshops SIGIR 20 00, ACL 2003 and NTCIR 3 - 8 which all have tasks dedicated to patent retrieval. In that context, the CLEF - IP 2010 evaluation track proposes two tasks for automation of prior art search ing and of patent classification.

Global cos reluctant to introduce latest cancer drugs due to fear of patent infringement allegations: HCG chief

Global pharma companies are reluctant to introduce the latest cancer drugs because they fear patent infringement allegations from India. The stalling of clinical trials since January 2013 has also made access to advanced cancer drugs impossible in the country, said Dr. BS Ajaikumar, chairman, Healthcare Global Enterprises (HCG) which is India’s largest network chain of 27 dedicated cancer care centres in the country.

The hostile response from global pharma majors to boycott new cancer medicines into India ensues Novartis’ Gleevac drug which lost its patent protection here.  This has turned painful for the scores of cancer patients in the country as they do not have access to the advanced targeted therapies. In this regard, HCG has made a representation to the new government and its health minister Dr. Harsh Vardhan to take a look into the issue and provide remedial measures at the earliest.

It was at the conference of the Association of Surgical Oncologists in the US where global drug majors told the HCG chief that India was no longer on their radar for new cancer drugs. They were wary of the Union government as it did not comprehend innovation nor valued the intellectual property rights but were more keen to protect its generic drug manufacturers. Unless there is a relook by the government, only then India would be reconsidered, said Dr. Ajai during an interaction with the media.

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