Intellectual Property in the Life Sciences Dr Ian Lidbury

Intellectual Property in the Life Sciences Dr Ian LidburySubjects explored within the national chapters include small molecules, secondary patents, DNA and biologicals, patent infringement and enforcement, compulsory licensing, branding and designs, counterfeiting and know how protection, and patenting and supplementary protection certificates (SPCs) in personalised medicine.

increasingly sophisticated systems are now being used to detect animal-specific behavior

Nitrogen-fixing bacteria form associations with many plant species

antioxidant

nurtured and remunerated

Greco-Roman

and increasingly influences the urban designs we ultimately inhabit

This original study of the fourteen general elections held between 1950 and 1997 shows that the amount of bias in those election results increased substantially over the period

changing in their immunological status and pathogens circulation that can impact their following performance

crops and horticultural species benefit from the active management of their growing environments

Explaining local government uniquely presents a history of local government in Britain since 1800 until the present day

providing key information required for the development of sustainable and integrated control methods

social security and financial regulation