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Analysis of Intellectual Property Protection of the Centre Algatech Project
Fučíková, Lenka ; Syrovátka, Oldřich (advisor) ; Dvořák, Jiří (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with the industrial and legal protection. The key issue is related to the research and development in the technology hall within the Centre Algatech project (Institute of Microbiology, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic). The aim is to analyze the possibilities of intellectual property protection of this project. The Centre Algatech should obtain an overview of all relevant solutions related to this problem of intellectual property.
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Purpose and meaning of patent protection.
LANG, Aleš
This thesis generalizes and describes a complex law-technical system concerning intellectual property and especially patent protection. Main emphasis is put of the purpose and meaning of patent protection to the public, teachers and mainly to the student of upper primary schools.
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The church administration in the Josephian period and the influence of the Patent of Toleration on the Czech rural area
BEČVÁŘ, Stanislav
The bachelor thesis which is focused on the period with the focal point in the year 1781 follows up mainly the memoirs of burghers and priests of Pelhřimov in the pre-toleration and the early toleration period enriched with the religious sources and sources of the town council. The crucial aim of this thesis is to chart the influence of the Patent of Toleration and the reaction to its issue. The first chapter deals with the space in the triangle defined with the terms: religion, state and church. On the basis of the works by Zdeněk R. Nešpor, Eva Melmuková, Rudolf Zubera , Bohumil Zlámal and others I try to fill in this space with the mosaic of the chosen aspects of the human being and to look into the lives which are noted in the memoirs of the burgers of Pelhřimov, namely Filip Ignác Dremsa and Antonín Štěpán, the vicar Vincenc Josef Rubricius, the dean Vojtěch Holý and the pastor Jan Szalatnay from Moraveč. This is the main interest of the second chapter. Their issued memoirs became the basis source for this bachelor thesis, futhermore, the archives of the Office of Vicar in Pelhřimov, the Parish Office Nová Cerekev and the Archive of the town Pelhřimov saved in the State Districtual Archive Pelhřimov. These sources, together with the issued works concerning this topic, enabled me to look at the Patent of Toleration from a different point of view and the perception of it by the ordinary people at the turn of the 18th and 19th century.
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Law of patents and utility models - a comparison in selected countries
Vaňková, Renata ; Boháček, Martin (advisor) ; Čada, Karel (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with the law of patents and utility models in selected countries. In the first part of this work patents and utility models are characterized in terms of their legislation in the Czech Republic. The main differences and similarities in the laws of patents and utility models in Germany and the United States of America to the czech law are analyzed in the next parts of this work. The aim of this work is to determine, how the issue of patents and utility models is implemented into law in 3 selected countries, the Czech Republic, Germany and the United States of America, with the emphasis on the analysis of differences between the proceedings of patent's grant and proceedings of the utility model's registration into the registers in above mentioned countries. The part of this aim is to find out what tools which support inventions and innovations are being used in these countries and which one is the most effective one. The issue regarding differences in implementing patents and utility models into law is resolved in this diploma thesis -- a special focus was given to the length and complexity of each proceeding as well as the costs needed to gain and keep the rights in force.
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Počet patentových prihlášek a patentový poplatek u Evropského patentového úřadu
Vokoun, Marek ; Košťáková, Tereza (advisor)
Costs of obtaining and maintaining patents granted via European Patent Office are one of the highest on the world. Counts of European patent applications per million capita are markedly different in the EU25 during the years 1997 and 2001. Countries are segmented according to their economic development. Analysis deals with this segmentation and is also targeted on price effect, measured via CPLI (Comparative price level indices). Two indices will cover these effects. Economic effect measured via GDP in PPS per capita, clean up from Price effect. And Price effect measured via CPLI which is used for spatial comparisons of relative price levels in the EU25. Not only has the impact of price effect affected the counts of patent applications. The European patent procedure it self and other possibilities to protect invention together with price effect make up a complex mix, which prejudice the value of patent indicators which are based on European patent applications.
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Protection of Inventions in the Czech Republic
Engelová - Pavková, Jana
The presentation focuses on protection of inventions by patents and utility models in the Czech Republic. Proceedings before the Industrial Property Office will be introduced for both above mentioned industrial rights as well as the information about financial and time aspects and possibilities they provide. European patent and current development in unitary patent will be presented. Protection of inventions under Patent Cooperation Treaty will be described. Freely accessible patent databases will be mentioned together with patent classification systems.
Fulltext: idr-689_3 -  PDF
Slides: idr-689_1 - PDF; idr-689_2 - PDF
Video: Engelova -  MP4; idr-689_4 - MP4
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The Trade-Related Aspects of Patent Protection in Pharmaceuticals in Selected Asian Economies
Trojanová, Kamila ; Štěrbová, Ludmila (advisor) ; Zamykalová, Miroslava (referee)
The purpose of my thesis is to analyse and compare trade-related aspects of patent protection in pharmaceuticals in China and India. The first chapter addresses the basic economic and legal models devoted to the impacts of intellectual property rights on the pharmaceutical industry in both developed and developing countries. The second chapter describes the development of patent protection in pharmaceuticals in China and in India. The Chapter Three focuses on a comparison of roles and patent strategies of research oriented and generic pharmaceutical companies on the Chinese and Indian markets. The fourth chapter is devoted to the issue of access to medicines in developing countries with emphasis on the role of China and India. Conclusions are drawn in the closing part which focuses on the summary of current issues.
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Patent Functions and Impact on Economic Growth of Selected Industries in EU
Vojta, Michal ; Vokoun, Marek (advisor) ; Houdek, Petr (referee)
Currently, legislative patent protection is one of "the hottest topics" due to a billion-dollar lawsuit between Samsung and Apple. There is an academic discourse related to the importance of the patent protection regulations. Contemporary legal system impacts all fields of economics. A purpose of this study is to test hypothesis (that): "there should be an inhomogeneous patent-protection setting for particular industries". The IT industry, recognized for its low efficiency of regulation, is to be compared with the chemical industry, which, on contrary, is suggested to be stimulated by rigid regulation. This thesis brought a critical academic discussion leading to a quantitative regression analysis, which then supported the working hypothesis.
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Terms of patentability in the law of selected states and in international law
Babjaková, Natália ; Boháček, Martin (advisor) ; Čada, Karel (referee)
Thesis deals with the patentability of an invention in terms of the law of selected countries and international law. The theoretical part contains a general introduction of patent law, its principles and differences in regulation in selected legal systems. Further analysis is focused on the regulation of conditions of patentability, namely novelty, in European law. The practical part contains an analysis of the decisions of the European Patent Office and the Industrial Property Office of the Czech Republic in selected areas of assessing the novelty of the invention. On the ground of the previous decisions will be identified the issues which are the most frequent subjects of disputes; will be pointed out the controversial decisions and will be identified the key criteria on the basis of which should be in similar disputes in the future decided.
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