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[资源] Patenting flatland: Graphene - Exploitation challenges and opportunities

This report identifies key challenges and risks in the fast moving graphene technology space. The report is free to download and preview for ten (10) days.

The CambridgeIP report explores and addresses a number of key findings in the global graphene patent landscape. The report provides a detailed and comprehensive analysis of this fast-developing graphene patent space and examines strategic challenges.

Graphene, also known as monolayer carbon or monolayer graphite, is a planar sheet of carbon only a single atom thick and has been described as the world’s first two-dimensional material. Since it was first isolated in 2004 there has been a global surge in graphene research. Its unique electrical, optical, thermal, and mechanical properties have seen potential applications emerge across a wide range of fields including semiconductors, energy, biotech, polymer science and aviation. Correspondingly there has been a boom in patent filings around graphene in recent years as both corporations and research institutions seek to benefit from this potentially disruptive material. Our research indicates that disruptive graphene technologies are likely to be rolled out by large corporations in the near future. For example, while the graphene-based semiconductor chip is still a long way off, there are strong signs that smartphone players, notably Samsung and Nokia, could be incorporating other graphene-based technology into their products relatively soon. This report also highlights technology ownership by major Universities and SMEs.

In this updated and extended report ‘Patenting flatland: Graphene – Exploitation challenges and opportunities’ we present:

Identification of who owns key elements of the graphene patent landscape
Insight into existing graphene R&D relationships
Analysis of most recent graphene patent applications
Analysis of most delayed graphene patent applications
Overview of graphene technology systems and graphene manufacturing methods
Comprehensive review of graphene patents and patent applications globally
Identification of key graphene patent examples and graphene technologies, providing useful metrics such as most influential (top cited) graphene patents, largest graphene patent families, graphene patent filing geography analysis, top graphene patent application fields and the graphene patent trends over time, and more.
Analysis and discussion of major corporate, SME and university IP strategies in graphene, including analysis of Samsung graphene patents and Sungkyunkwan University patent activity
Possible emergence of graphene patent thickets and likely policy responses to any emergent patent thickets around graphene R&D.
The report is 72 pages long, with an additional 13 pages of appendices, and contains 49 tables and figures.

'Many graphene technology applications are in sectors which are notoriously patent and litigation intensive. Unsurprisingly, the graphene patent landscape is increasingly patent intensive.'[ 来自科研家族锂电池世界 ]

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