4/7/2026 3:11:38 PM Prosthetics powered by space innovation By Callum Cook As part of our Space Tech for Good campaign, my colleagues and I at Marks & Clerk are discussing the numerous ways in which technologies...
4/7/2026 3:04:38 PM Satellites and the Triumphs of Modern Weather Forecasting and Climate Models By Louisa Spillman Before the development of modern weather forecasting, the average farmer, sailor, or event-planner had to get creative with weather...
4/7/2026 3:00:08 PM Measuring Success: Precision Measurement Instruments Find Uses Spanning Orbits to Eyewear By Eric McNeil Since its launch in 2021, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has been an unqualified success. The telescope's observations have led...
4/7/2026 2:55:08 PM MRI's to Infrared Thermometers: How NASA Technology Transformed Modern Healthcare By Franziska Luckert Wilfred So The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is a U.S. government agency responsible for the United States’ civil space...
4/7/2026 2:47:21 PM Water Purification in Space By Yun-Hang Cho Eng Shan Sustaining life in outer Space is perhaps one of the most difficult tasks humanity has ever faced. There is no air, food, water or...
4/7/2026 2:47:14 PM From Moon Missions to Modern Workshops: The Evolution of NASA’s Cordless Drills and Their Earthbound Impact By Yun-Hang Cho NASA’s early need for cordless, portable drilling equipment during the Gemini and Apollo programs profoundly accelerated the evolution of...
4/7/2026 2:47:08 PM Space Technologies for Food Security By Violet Lee Space agriculture plays a crucial role in sustaining life within closed environments such as long-duration space missions and planetary...
4/7/2026 2:46:08 PM The Voyager spacecraft had compressed images of rice on board...? By Yun-Hang Cho In 1977, NASA's Voyager program was launched from Earth, eventually becoming the longest space mission to date, and the only one flying...
4/7/2026 2:44:09 PM 3D Printing in Space and Singapore's Role By Edward Ng On 25 November 2014, astronaut Barry Wilmore reached into a machine aboard the International Space Station (ISS) and pulled out a small...
4/7/2026 12:10:38 PM Turning Research into Reality: How IP Shapes Successful Spinouts By Robbie Gauld Who Owns University IP? Bringing new technology or discoveries from a university environment into the commercial world is exciting, but...
4/7/2026 9:07:39 AM Marks & Clerk celebrates recent exam success across UK offices By M&C Newsroom We are delighted to share that a number of our fee earners are celebrating recent patent exam successes. Dual qualification success...
4/2/2026 6:55:09 AM M&C in the news: UPC Court of Appeal makes inaugural CJEU referral on long-arm jurisdiction By M&C Newsroom The Unified Patent Court’s (UPC) Court of Appeal has made its inaugural referral to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), a...
4/1/2026 8:59:38 PM Canada’s Place on the Path to the Moon—and the Intellectual Property Behind It By Wilfred So If you are reading this before the launch of NASA’s Artemis II mission, then right now US astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover,...
4/1/2026 3:33:38 PM Not a ROGUE ending to the brand battle By Annabel Williams Being an avid Crossfitter myself in (sort of) recent years and therefore, of course, being a fan of the Rogue Fitness brand, I was...
4/1/2026 7:27:08 AM How Patents Have Shaped Automotive Innovation: Insights from Marks & Clerk at the AMUK Members Forum By Susan Bradley Julian Asquith At the March 2026 AMUK Members Forum, held at the British Motor Museum, Marks & Clerk partners Julian Asquith and Susan Bradley explored...
3/31/2026 1:08:43 PM Heritage or branding: Selling the past is trendy... but can it be misleading? By Inès Garlantezec The validity of two national trademarks containing “Fauré Le Page Paris 1717” owned by Fauré le Page Paris (French luxury leather goods...