World Patent Information

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Intellectual property rights and innovation -- the U.K. patent reform proposals and patent information pp. 257-259: J. W. Hewitt
Recent developments in the documentation system of the Chinese Patent Office pp. 260-263: Shen Jialian
The need for a regional patent organisation in South-East Asia pp. 264-267: R. Kusardy
The EPO search documentation in the face of software related inventions pp. 268-271: T. D. Oey
Survey of the annual technical reports 1984 of the patent offices pp. 272-275: V. S. Dodd

Computer searching for patent information pp. 5-32: Craig E. Bolton, Stephen A. Becker, Lowe, King, Price and Becker
Patent databases: A survey pp. 33-67: Edlyn S. Simmons and Francine C. Rosenthal
Online patent searching -- useful, but still in its infancy pp. 68-82: H. Bechtel, I. Zoeke, H. Marhan and H. Kleinschmager
Online searching in an industrial patent department pp. 83-91: J. F. Sibley
Online patent searching by chemical reactions pp. 92-100: M. Herz, B. Schmidt and V. Solyomvari
Patent documentation in industry--a report from Henkel pp. 101-125: Martin A. Lobeck
The use of external databases as a supplementary tool to traditional searches of a patent examiner pp. 126-132: Manfred Vögtel
Online searching in the U.S. Patent and trademark office pp. 133-138: J. Howard Bryant and John F. Terapane
Online searching at the European patent office pp. 139-144: H. J. Schryvers
Effects of language barrier in searching free-text data bases pp. 145-150: A. Wittmann and L. Schikarski
Legal documentation: The role of the European patent office pp. 151-158: Günter Gall

The Swedish patent office's external education program pp. 101-103: J. L. Averdal
Patent information: a team work pp. 104-107: G. R. Coaracy
The student research programme into patent information at the city university, London pp. 108-114: T. S. Eisenschitz
Educational measures in the use of patent information in the German Democratic Republic pp. 115-118: J. Hemmerling
The public education program of the Canadian Patent Office (1971-1984) pp. 119-125: P. Trépanier
International courses on patent information in Moscow pp. 126-129: Valter I. Kukolev
Recent patent publications -- an indispensable prerequisite for correct technical and commercial policy decisions pp. 130-138: Frank J. Leloux

The new, fourth edition of the IPC pp. 58-62: S. de Vries and E. R. J. F. de Bundel
Some problems in the use of the international patent classification pp. 63-68: V. I. Blinnikov, V. V. Belov and M. A. Makarov
The GET command: A powerful new patent searching tool from Pergamon infoline pp. 69-73: P. James Terragno
Organising the distribution of certain EPO data bases pp. 74-75: J. Delorme
Computerization of the Australian patent, trade mark and design Office pp. 76-77: F. J. Smith
Selling patent information to companies in the North East of England: An MSC-funded project pp. 78-79: Lawrence G. Tagg

Microbiological patent information pp. 4-11: J. D. Tak
Use invention of a chemical substance pp. 12-17: Shoji Matsui
Computerization of information processes and development of selective patent information dissemination systems pp. 18-23: O. V. Kedrovski and S. J. Verkhovski
A model title page for patent specifications pp. 24-31: Ad. J. G. van Kuijk and Martin A. Lobeck
Technological information in the Spanish industrial property office pp. 32-35: Ernesto Gutierrez Guinea

A microcomputer program for the statistical analysis of patent databases pp. 209-212: Charles Oppenheim
Evolution of a patent classification system pp. 213-218: D. C. Snow
Regional cooperation of the CMEA countries in the Patent Information field pp. 219-225: O. V. Kedrovsky and G. A. Negulyaev
Automated patent searching: Preliminary results of USPTO studies pp. 226-229: J. Howard Bryant and Donald P. Stein
Special purpose computers for information retrieval pp. 230-232: K. Thomaes
Survey of the annual technical reports 1982 of the patent offices pp. 233-238: J. Dekker
Online patent information: Patents online: Where do we stand? pp. 239-240: Stuart M. Kaback

Patent trends as a technological forecasting tool pp. 137-143: Richard S. Campbell
International patent data: Their utilization for the analysis of technological developments pp. 144-157: Konrad Faust and Hans Schedl
Technological progress and patent applications in the Netherlands pp. 158-169: B. Minne and H.G.A. Noordman
Patent statistics as a measure of technological vitality pp. 170-173: H. Aspden
Engineers who patent: Data from a recent survey of American bench engineers pp. 174-179: Hedvah L. Shuchman
Validation study: Patent citations as indicators of science and foreign dependence pp. 180-185: Mark P. Carpenter and Francis Narin

Computer-aided search method and machine-readable data banks developed and used by IBM Germany patent documentation pp. 60-67: Franz Boehme and Eva Werner
Some recent UK developments in encouraging the use of patents as source of information pp. 68-73: Michael W. Hill
The new form of the Netherlands patent bulletin De Industriële Eigendom pp. 74-78: G. C. A. Ter Morshuizen
Australian use of patent information pp. 79-82: Thomas Mandeville
Recent developments in the British patent classification for improved dissemination of information on uses, applications and utilities of inventions pp. 83-90: J. P. Britton
A paperless patent documentation and information centre to assist in the transfer of technology to non-industrialized countries pp. 91-100: F. C. R. De Laet
A thesaurus to supplement the international patent classification in the field of biomedical engineering pp. 101-109: Dusan Kendereski, Libor Matejka and Rudolf Hack
Reducing space requirements and floor load of paper search file in the German patent office pp. 110-113: A. Wittman and J. Stillger

Guidelines for the planning and organization of a patent documentation and information center pp. 4-9: G. Roberto Coaracy
Automating the United States Patent and Trademark Office: A plan for the 1990s pp. 10-14: Bradford R. Huther
The ASBA service and the use thereof in Czechoslovakia pp. 15-18: Libor Matejka
Observations on concordances pp. 19-34: H. Knoll
The extraction of technical trend information from patent literature pp. 35-40: L. van Bommel