Patentability in information and communications technology

Patentability of computer-implemented inventions

• Patentability of computer-implemented inventions

  • Select activity E-Learning module: Patentability of CII at the EPO...

    E-Learning module: Patentability of CII at the EPO

    
    

    This module examines the patentability requirements, legal basis and other criteria in the field of information technology. In particular, it focuses on patentable and non-patentable subject-matter and on the examination of computer-implemented with respect to the requirements of Art. 52 EPC (exclusion, industrial application, novelty and inventive step). Examples and case law are also provided.

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  • Select activity Recorded lecture: CII - ensuring information is th...

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    Recorded lecture: CII - ensuring information is the key to patentability
    

    
    

    Watch the recorded lecture on computer-implemented inventions, held by Michaël De Smet, team manager, Information and Communication Technology at the EPO The Hague and Igor Dydenko, team manager, Electronics and Mechanics at the EPO Berlin.

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  • Select activity Recorded lecture: Computer-implemented inventio...

    Recorded lecture: Computer-implemented inventions at the EPO 

    
    

    Watch the recorded lecture on assessing the patentability of computer-implemented inventions and specific cases, held by Yasemin Türkeli, examiner in the fields of bioinformatics and administrative, financial and commercial data processing at the EPO.

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