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Franke IP Information (German)- Das „schwarze Loch“: Warum der deutsche Prioritätsbeleg beim EPA ein Rechtsrisiko bleibt
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Tag Archives: Nobel Prizes
Is Germany Falling Behind? What 125 Years of Nobel Prizes Reveal About Its Standing as a Research Location
In this article we analyse the Nobel Prizes awarded in Physics and Chemistry between 1901 and 2025 for Germany, the United Kingdom, France and the USA, and place the development in the broader context of research spending, patent activity and … Continue reading
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Tagged IP location, Nobel Prizes, Research landscape
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