Bioinformatics and computational genomics have become increasingly important for biological and genomic research, and artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize these industries. The use of AI in bioinformatics and computational genomics innovations presents unique patentability issues that require specific considerations in any effective intellectual property (IP) strategy. As companies expand their understanding in these areas of technology, it is important that they take steps to protect the IP in their See more +

Bioinformatics and computational genomics have become increasingly important for biological and genomic research, and artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize these industries. The use of AI in bioinformatics and computational genomics innovations presents unique patentability issues that require specific considerations in any effective intellectual property (IP) strategy. As companies expand their understanding in these areas of technology, it is important that they take steps to protect the IP in their discoveries.

On Wednesday, April 3, 2024, please join Principals Patrick Darno and Peter Fasse as they discuss the IP issues facing companies operating in the bioinformatics and computational genomics space. Topics to be covered include:

- Types of bioinformatics and computational genomics patents

- The role of AI in patentable inventions in these fields

- Strategies for patenting bioinformatics and computational genomics technologies

- The current state of patent eligibility for these technologies in the U.S. and abroad

- Business strategy concerns See less -