In addition to our blog roll, Ambercite and its partner Griffith Hack have written a number of White Papers on some of the most topical technologies of our time:
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Clearing the fog: Patenting trends for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease.: Network Patent Analysis is used to provide a powerful overview of the leading patents, research areas and applicants in this increasingly important area. (April 2012) |
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Who's in the drivers seat? Network Patent Analysis is used to provide a unique perspective on allegations that Toyota's hybrid cars may be infringing patents belonging to the University of California (September 2011). |
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The Smartphone Patent Wars : Who has the strongest smartphone patents? (March 2011). |
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Hybrid car technologies: What can the advanced patent analysis method Network Patent Analysis (NPA) tell us about the leading companies and patents? (January 2011) |
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