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Patent search and information in the nineties pp. 149-154: P. Claus
Dissemination of patent information pp. 155-158: J. Delorme
The role of patent information in relation to transfer of technology pp. 159-163: G. Roberto Coaracy
The use of patent information in industry pp. 164-171: J. Stephenson
Aperture card or microfiche -- The choice in collections of patent specifications pp. 172-176: S. Hahnemann
Experience of the office for inventions and patents of the German Democratic Republic in the use of microfiche in patent information and documentation pp. 177-182: Joachim Hemmerling

Development co-operation training seminar at The Hague--'Technical information as an aid to industrial development' pp. 97-99: J. F. Mézières
Patent attorneys on new ways? pp. 100-101: Peter Révy von Belvárd
How about the 'ugly duckling' in China? Some investigations on the use of patent literature in this country pp. 102-104: Shen Jialian
Study of citations given in search reports of international patent applications published under the Patent Cooperation Treaty pp. 105-109: P. Claus and P. A. Higham
Trends in the inventive activity of private applicants for patents in Germany, France and the United Kingdom pp. 110-120: Hermann Kronz and Hans Grevink
Training to use patents pp. 121-125: J. Stephenson
Descriptions of micro-organisms in patents and journal articles pp. 126-130: T. S. Eisenschitz and C. E. Thompson

Patent statistics as related to the industrial development trend in Sweden in the period 1925-1936--II pp. 48-55: Margareta Jonason
Statistical evaluation of patent applications on inventions in a field of coherent subjects as a base for R & D policy pp. 56-59: A. P. de Jonge
Recent developments in Derwent publications' patent information services: A review with some predictions for the future pp. 60-65: Michael D. Dixon and Charles Oppenheim
Finding outlets for inventiveness pp. 66-69: M. Fox, M. L. Caglar and A. B. Robertson
The integrated use of information retrieval languages in patent search pp. 70-74: G. A. Negulyaev and G. A. Tarasova
The documentation and information unit of the Greek productivity centre (GPC) pp. 75-80: D. Spentzas

Patent statistics as related to the industrial development trend in Sweden in the period 1925-1936--I pp. 3-11: Margareta Jonason
The office of technology assessment and forecast industry concordance as a means of identifying industry technology origins pp. 12-17: F. M. Scherer
Accuracy of information transfer through patent classifications pp. 18-22: T. S. Eisenschitz
Prognosis of the development of artificial kidneys based upon patent literature pp. 23-32: Rudolf Hack and Libor Matejka

The patent system and the transfer of technology to developing nations pp. 149-153: Anderson R. Zikonda
On the citation of patents: A new standard pp. 154-159: Martin A. Lobeck
Citation rates to technologically important patents pp. 160-163: Mark P. Carpenter, Francis Narin and Patricia Woolf
Patent information in Australia pp. 164-166: Graeme Leslie and F. Witsenhuysen
The problems of technology transfer pp. 167-171: Immanuel Franke and R. der Siemens Aktiengesellschaft
Transinove: Conception, information and innovation pp. 172-174: B. Prost
The patent library in the institute of scientific and technical information of China pp. 175-176: Shen Jishian

Use of patent information at a Czechoslovak research institute pp. 100-102: Libor Matejka
Access to patent information and documentation in public patent libraries pp. 103-109: E. Thomsen
International patent classification from the viewpoint of Japanese users pp. 110-113: Hiroshi Kataoka
The rules concerning translations in the European patent grant procedure pp. 114-119: Rüdiger Steffek
Corporate management of patents: Role of the industrial librarian pp. 120-127: Larry Chasen
Processing of patent bibliographic data at chemical abstracts service pp. 128-131: Philip J. Pollick

Collections of patent documentation and the way Soviet specialists need them pp. 50-55: A.N. Morozov
Results of a statistical study of the references cited in the search reports established by the EPO (January 1981) pp. 56-60: Robert Baré
Computer-based patent searches: Using the IPC or free text? pp. 61-67: Hanns Bechtel
The setting up of a search system for patents at the Polytechnische Patentbibliothek of the Technische Hochschule, Ilmenau (Ilmenau Technical University) pp. 68-72: F. Weber
Statistical analysis as an aid to the revision of the International Patent Classification (IPC) pp. 73-78: P.A. Higham
Survey of the information services of the library of the German patent office pp. 79-80: Eckhard Derday

Analysis by means of a gravitation model of international flows of patent applications in the period 1967-1978 pp. 2-8: Jirí Sláma
Access in Britain to patent documents and information pp. 9-12: Michael W. Hill
Canadian patent data base: The philosophy, construction and uses of the Canadian patent data base PATDAT pp. 13-18: E.d Ellis
Patents, innovations and technological development in Norwegian whaling, 1880-1968: A case-study of validity problems in the use of patent statistics as indicators of innovation and technological change pp. 19-22: Bjørn Basberg
Progress report on the establishment of a Patent Information Centre (informationszentrum patente) in the Federal Republic of Germany pp. 23-25: Hermann Renker

On problem areas in training specialists in the field of patent information in the USSR pp. 150-154: B. A. Matkin
The patent system and the medium-sized industry pp. 155-158: E. Häusser
The activities of the Swiss watch industry in the fields of patent information and documentation pp. 159-163: J. R. Leidner
WIPO state-of-the-art search program for developing countries pp. 164-168: Wipo
Patenting, profitability and marketing characteristics of the pharmaceutical industry pp. 169-176: Maureen P. Nolan, Charles Oppenheim and K. Anna Withers
A patent system for the People's Republic of China -- impressions from an official visit pp. 177-178: A. Wittmann

The effect of recycling on a patent citation network pp. 100-102: Lesley Dunlop and Charles Oppeinheim
IPC and NACE classification of patents. A comparison between data on U.S. and on French, German and U.K. patents pp. 103-115: Hermann Kronz, Hans Grevink and Hans Grevink
On-line data bases for chemical patent searches pp. 119-124: Maximilian Herz
The U.S. patent classification or the international patent classification: Which system should the people's Republic of China adopt? pp. 125-131: Xu Yi-Ping and P. James Terragno
The man who invented patents or the absolutely veracious story of candidus pp. 132-135: André Bouju

Understanding chemical patents: Maynard, John T.: A guide for the Inventor -- Washington D.C., The American chemical society, 1978 pp. 39-39: H.M. Urbanus