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As tomorrow marks the United Nations Women and Girls in Science Day, Frances Salisbury of Mewburn Ellis makes a rallying call for more action to inspire the female IP leaders of the future.

As he prepares to take up the reins at the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys, incoming president Daniel Chew explores his historic appointment, the Unified Patent Court, and the dangers of burn-out.

Seven years after founding IP Inclusive, Andrea Brewster offers insights on the organisation’s remarkable journey and its impact on the sector.

Authenticity is often seen as being key to personal and professional success. But when you don’t fit a certain mould, achieving this desired state in the workplace can be challenging, as lawyers disclose to Muireann Bolger.

As the average lifespan and working age increases, more people are choosing to work past retirement—but is ageism an issue faced in the workplace? Sarah Speight investigates.

As we mark World Mental Health Day, IP professionals with neurodivergent conditions reveal how they are able to be themselves at work. Sarah Speight reports.

Nearly 90% said that people’s mental health had been adversely affected by COVID-19 | More than half of participants say having a less privileged background was a barrier to success | Social mobility and LGBTQ+ rights impacted

NIA - BMA proceeding with four innovation zones in Bangkok - BMA Gov. indicates three key challenges for innovators to bring about true urban transformation BANGKOK, June 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- The National Innovation Agency (Public Organization) or NIA, under the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research, and Innovation (MHESI), is hosting the STARTUP X INNOVATION THAILAND EXPO or SITE 2022, as an inspiration for reopening the city with innovation following the COVID-19 pandemic crisis....

With loneliness being a focus this week, Andrea Brewster of IP Inclusive explores the solo side of working in IP and how contacting a colleague can help.

During Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Rebecca Campbell of Mewburn Ellis outlines the challenges faced by many neurodivergent IP lawyers