Nick Sutcliffe - March 4, 2024 Cellular Agriculture – Innovating through the Challenges The last year (2023) has seen a difficult environment for Cellular Agriculture (Cell Ag) companies ...
Amelia Jones - February 13, 2024 Blooming bright! Bioluminescent plant set to brighten up flower beds across the US The green fingered among us take great pride in our blossoming gardens and house plants; those, ...
Sarah Harvey - February 8, 2024 European Parliament votes to endorse plants bred using New Genomic Techniques 7 February 2024 marked a milestone for plant science as the European Parliament (EP) voted to ...
Sarah Harvey - January 31, 2024 Hydrogels in sustainable agriculture As we move into 2024, the agricultural sector is being driven by the urgent need to address global ...
Sarah Harvey - September 21, 2023 UK regulators decide preferred approach to precision bred crops Yesterday (Wednesday 20 September 2023), the Food Standards Agency board decided on their preferred ...
Isobel Fisher - June 22, 2023 One giant leap for plant-kind: engineering plants for Mars If humans are going to live on Mars one day, we need to work out how to grow plants there. Plants ...
Matthew Barton - March 3, 2023 Conservation innovation – working towards a world for both humans and wildlife With a rapidly growing human global population, predicted to reach 10 billion by 2057, our impact ...
Andrew Pitts - August 10, 2021 A new referral to the EPO’s Enlarged Board of Appeal is plausible Despite not having any express legislative basis in the European Patent Convention, plausibility ...
Fay Allen - June 29, 2021 The technologies helping shape the future of food In this Forward: On Demand vlog, Fay Allen and Sarah Harvey discuss the technologies helping shape ...
Simon Kremer - March 3, 2021 Controlled environment agriculture - 5 things to watch Simon Kremer attended the Agri-TechE “Controlled Environment Agriculture – The Industry is Growing ...
Simon Kremer - January 7, 2021 Save our staples: Securing the future of food Rising global temperatures and rising populations threaten farmers’ ability to grow the crops we ...
Nick Sutcliffe - September 11, 2020 Pepper decision means conventionally bred plants and animals get a chilli reception at the EPO Dr Ben Tolley and Dr Nick Sutcliffe of the Life Sciences team look at the extensive ramifications ...
Simon Kremer - August 28, 2020 Growing Underground: In the pink Forward editor Caitlin Mackesy Davies finds out why one of our best models for the future of food ...
Tom Furnival - July 28, 2020 A brighter future for unconventional agriculture? At the cost of more than one sad-looking hanging basket, I have come to understand that plants ...
Nick Sutcliffe - May 19, 2020 G3/19 The Enlarged Board of Appeal has its cake and eats it On 14 May 2020, the Enlarged Board of Appeal of the European Patent Office (EBA) released their ...
Thomas Driver - May 14, 2020 BREAKING: G3/19 – an end to the plant patentability saga? On 14 May 2020, the Enlarged Boards of Appeal of the European Patent Office released their decision ...
Adam Gregory - January 30, 2020 Farming the great indoors When you think of a farm, what comes to mind? Rolling fields of green new growth, and carpets of ...
Thomas Driver - February 6, 2019 Plant related inventions: clarity at last? As we reported previously, EPO Technical Board of Appeal 3304 recently ruled that a controversial ...
Frances Salisbury - December 10, 2018 Plant related inventions: the saga continues We may be approaching the end of the year, but the saga of patents for plant related inventions at ...