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Richard Scolyer, a professor at the University of Sydney, revealed this week that the incurable stage 4 glioblastoma discovered in his head has not recurred after receiving the heartbreaking diagnosis last June.

The USPTO is widely perceived as issuing too many bad patents. This complaint is understandable if one focuses on patents that are challenged in legal tribunals such as federal district court, the ITC, or the PTAB. But, as Mark Lemley has pointed out, this is just a tiny, tiny fraction of all issued patents.

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UCU members back more industrial action over job cuts at London institution but Northumbria dispute could soon end after compulsory redundancies ruled out

Professor Richard Scolyer was diagnosed with incurable grade 4 brain cancer following a seizure in Poland last year.

‘We have an obligation to try something ground-breaking’, says oncologist confronting co-Australian of the Year’s brain cancer

Union fears more than 100 jobs at risk after university blames volatility for struggling to hit international student targets

Pioneering scientists Richard Scolyer and Georgina Long, who revolutionised melanoma treatment, have been named joint Australians of the...

Two pioneering scientists who have saved thousands of lives from advanced melanoma have been named joint Australian of the Year for 2024.

Professors Georgina Long and Richard Scolyer helped thousands of people survive skin cancer with their revolutionary melanoma treatment.