In today’s accelerated pace of innovation, it is essential for organizations to leverage comprehensive IP insights to inform R&D, fuel strategic decisions, and protect their investments.
In this webinar, CAS experts will walk you through the process of obtaining your nomenclature and CAS Registry Numbers® for your WHO/INN dossiers. We will outline the information you need for your request, review a typical timeline, and provide tips on how to work with CAS to make the process run smoothly.
Looking for a comprehensive collection of global databases, scientist-curated content, and patent information? CAS STNext® is an advanced precision search and analysis tool that can power your IP searches and fuel innovation.
Looking for a comprehensive collection of global databases, scientist-curated content, and patent information? CAS STNext® is an advanced precision search and analysis tool that can power your IP searches and fuel innovation.
The human microbiota, often referred to as the "forgotten organ," is a large collection of predominantly bacteria, viruses, protozoa, fungi, and archaea. With around 40 trillion bacterial cells, their size eclipses the number of cells in your own body. What does the latest research tell us about this hidden ecosystem and the constant communication that exists between the gut and brain?
CAS STNext will soon be enhanced with an additional field in CAplus that indicates the Ultimate Owner of the IP. With this data, search strategies for company names could be expanded to find those patents where an organization was not the original patent assignee, but still own the IP. Using the Analyze command, it is possible to analyze the entries in this field to find which organizations have acquired IP rights or to whom IP rights were transferred. Join us for a preview of this new functionality.
Information solutions are integrated into workflows and therefore require connecting different tools. CAS STNext is no exception. Unique identifiers are used to match documents between the different systems.
