Past research(FY2008)

The following is a list of invited researchers, research fellows and dispatched researchers who conducted research in fiscal 2008 commissioned by the Japan Patent Office. In the column "Invited" is a researcher invited from a foreign country, "Overseas" is a researcher dispatched to a foreign research institute, and "Fellow" is a researcher engaged in research at our institute.

Classification Name/Affirication Theme Summary
Invited Monica Armillotta
LL.M. in IP, Doctoral Candidate at the Max Planck Institute for Intellectual Property, Competition and Tax Law / Munich Intellectual Property Law Center, Munich, Germany
Japanese Guidelines on Standardization and Patent Pool Arrangements: Practical and Legal Considerations under the Current Antimonopoly Act - A Global Perspective summary 
InvitedEsther van Zimmeren
Research Fellow FWO, Center for Intellectual Property Rights,University of Leuven, Belgium
Patent Thickets and Refusals to License in the Life Sciences in Japan - Legal Remedies at the Interface between Patent and Competition Law summary 
Invited Sangyook Cha
Partner, Sang Rock, Law Office, Seoul, Korea
Legal Protection of Design or Applied Art - With the focus on the comparison of the Korean and Japan legal approaches to design law, unfair competition law and copyright law for design - summary 
Invited
Aunya Singsangob
Dean, School of Law, Bangkok University
Ms. Aunya Singsangob
A Comparative Study of the United States, Japan, and Thailand Laws on Online Business Method Patents summary 
FellowYasuhiro Arai Economic Analysis of Software Patent summary 
Fellow Hiroaki Ino Impact of Licensing Schemes on the Private Value of a Patent summary 
Fellow Manabu IwamotoInternational Jurisdiction and Defends of Invalidity in Foreign Patent Infringement Action - Analysis on Judgment on July 13, 2006 of ECJ (C-4/03) - summary 
Fellow Isamu Yamauchi Do Mergers Promote Innovative Activities of Firms? Evidence from Japanese Patent Data summary 
Fellow Seiji Yamada The Basic Analysis of Anticompetitive Effect on Patent Pools summary 

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