World Patent Information

Volume 1 - 33

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The use of technical planes in structuring the classification pp. 187-192: Graham Jenkins
Computerized legal status processing and retrieval system pp. 193-196: A. P. Kolesnikov and Yu. V. Sipapin
EPOS: A linguistic tool for full text search pp. 197-199: W. Lépée
Why 'hybrid' information systems? pp. 200-207: D. C. Snow
Development and use of an efficient patent information system in the German Democratic Republic pp. 208-210: Lothar Janke
Patent information services in India: Contributions of patent offices and the patent information system pp. 211-216: R. Ramachandran
The Swedish Patent Office; a fully equipped international authority pp. 217-221: Lars G. Björklund and Kerstein Bergström
Survey of the annual technical reports 1988 of the patent offices on patent information activities pp. 222-227: V. S. Dodd

Points of interest concerning the new IPS5 pp. 115-120: S. de Vries
Function and application -- Is there a difference? pp. 121-124: Graham Jenkins
Some thoughts on hybrid systems especially for patent documentation pp. 125-133: Friedrich Schweikhardt
Patent protection for biotechnological inventions -- A review of European and U.S. practice pp. 134-138: Keith Percy
Patent equivalents: Problems of retrieval and patent family tracing in databases pp. 139-146: Yu. V. Sipapin and A. P. Kolesnikov
The patent system and development-- African viewpoint pp. 147-151: D. M. Mills
Need to strengthen the patent protection of an invention for a process in China pp. 152-153: Shen Yaozeng
The build-up of search files of the Chinese patent office pp. 154-157: Ge Bo
The information and documentation system of the federal patent office of Yugoslavia pp. 158-161: Srbislav Bukumirovic

Current trends in patenting biotechnological inventions before the European patent office pp. 63-67: André Rémond
Cassis/CD-ROM -- A project report pp. 68-70: William S. Lawson
The ARIPO approach to patent search and examination pp. 71-75: F. M. Chimulu
The model of stratificational structure of patent information retrieval language pp. 76-82: Zheng Fen
Chinese patent information service system pp. 83-84: Xu Xiaomin
Automated information systems in the registro de la propiedad industrial (Spain) pp. 85-92: Roberto Martínez Diez

A giant step for mankind? pp. 5-10: K. E. H. Göhring and J. F. Sibley
Patent information services in Trinidad and Tobago pp. 11-13: Barbara Gumbs
The paperless program in JPO pp. 14-24: Hidehiko Takei
Technical and commercial information from patent literature pp. 25-27: T. H. Lemon
Communication of information in U.S. biotechnology patents pp. 28-32: T. S. Eisenschitz, L. J. McKie and K. Warne
Correlation between foreign patents protection activities, technology transfer, capital investments and crediting, and commerce in Yugoslavia--an analysis of patent and other information pp. 33-37: Srbislav Bukumirovic
An analysis of patent applications in China (1985-1987) pp. 38-39: Shen Yaozeng

Consulting the EPO systematically classified documentation of the future: Paper or computer? pp. 229-233: R. Baré
The role of an innovation centre pp. 234-236: Brian Hallows
Bibliometric study of world literature on patents pp. 237-242: K. C. Garg, M. M. S. Karki and K. S. Krishnan Marg
Statistics of European patents on legal status and granting data pp. 243-249: J. van der Drift
Description of the activities of the Division of Patent Information (DLI) of the Dutch government industrial consulting service (Rijksnijverheidsdienst) pp. 250-252: E. J. Klein Nibbelink
Survey of the annual technical reports 1987 of the patent offices on patent information activities pp. 253-258: V. S. Dodd

An experimental provision of patent and non-patent documents to research and developmental projects in a scientific research council in Zambia: a comparative evaluation of the value of patent information in scientific and technological research and development pp. 175-180: George Kacana Khapwale
Japanese-language periodicals on patents information pp. 181-183: David Newton
From application to patent in genetic engineering: 19 Cases of the European patent office pp. 184-190: Tuula Pehu, Sisko Knuth and H. G. Gyllenberg
U.S. patent expirations due to the nonpayment of the three and a half year maintenance fee pp. 191-198: M. James Hirabayashi and Jane S. Myers
Integrated information databases -- One- stop chemical research for the information specialist pp. 199-203: John A. Hearty and Richard A. Love

The patent cooperation treaty: Ten years of implementation pp. 99-103: B. Bartels, D. Bouchez and P. A. Higham
The Spanish experience in the field of technological information pp. 108-113: J. Delicado Montero-Ríos
A comparison of patent depository library resources in four countries pp. 114-119: Michael W. Hill
Software and hardware techniques for string searching in serial document databases pp. 120-129: Peter Willett
The finnish society for information services -- host of FID 1988 conference pp. 130-132: Ylva Selin, Neste Oy, Kulloo and Pekka Valkonen
Mapping the scientific network of patent and non-patent documents from chemical abstracts for a fast scientific analysis pp. 133-149: Henri Dou and Parina Hassanaly

Patents as a source of scientific and technical information in developing nations pp. 5-10: Richard D. Walker
A comparison of some patent databases pp. 11-16: E. M. Davis Smith
Technological information diffusion: Recent experience in Brazil pp. 17-19: Claudio R. Treiguer
Efficient use of Japanese bibliographic databases pp. 20-25: Wolfgang Pilch and Günther Vacek
Applying AI techniques for patent information retrieval pp. 26-36: D. Vermeir, E. Laenens and J. Dierick
Use of CD-ROM for patent information pp. 37-40: Josef Stillger and Volker Hartung
Computer based publishing in the Australian patent office pp. 41-45: Ross Wilson and Howard Tipson