Patent and Patent Information Events in August 2026 and ACS Fall 2026 Meeting Highlights
Patent and Patent Information Events in August 2026 and ACS Fall 2026 Meeting Highlights
The post below is a copy of the one posted on Aug.2, 2026 (and updated Aug. 18, 2026) at the PIUG Community Discussion Forum.
Summary: 8/3-6 USPTO STEPP four-day course; 8/4 Questel Orbit Intelligence – (1) Getting Started; 8/5 Legal Tech IP practice in AI Era (in Japanese); PIUG Community Engagement Hour, AI in Patent Search; 8/6 Questel Qthena Use Case "Opposition / TPO / Invalidity"; Questel Qthena Basics; CAS AI for patent searching; 8/13 Questel Orbit Intelligence –(2) Beyond Basics; IP Author: AI Customization for IP Practice with MCP; 8/18 Questel Orbit Intelligence – (3) Expert; WIPO Practical exercises in PATENTSCOPE - session 2 (+8/20); LexisNexis IP AI-Powered Patent Landscaping (new); USPTO Learn to search like a patent examiner; 8/19 WIPO Hague System Advanced Search in IDB; CAS AI-powered synthetic planning with CAS SciFinder® and CAS Newton℠; 8/20 Junior AI Prompts and Agentic Tools for Evaluating Patent Assertions (updated); 8/21 Shiga Int. Patent Office. Patent analysis that connects with partner search (in Japanese) (new); 8/23-27 ACS Fall 2026 Meeting (Chicago, IL); 8/24 Patsnap Eureka Leveraging the intersection of IP and scientific/technical information in R&D, and how to utilize AI agents (in Japanese) (new); 8/24 Patsnap Eureka Leveraging the intersection of IP and scientific/technical information in R&D, and how to utilize AI agents (in Japanese) (new); 8/25 Patsnap Advanced Search Strategies for IP Professionals; 8/27 SCBT-Centredoc Polymers and patents (in French); Solve Intelligence AI Capabilities and the Future in Life Sciences Patent Practice) (new); 9/28 WIPO TISC Creating agents to support the patent search; WIPO Academy Courses; In advance: Nakajima IP Office Cosmetic-related patent searches and rights prevention measures [FTO] (in Japanese, fee) (new)
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Details:
Mon.- Thu, Aug. 3-6, 2029
12:00 PM - 4:15 PM ET | 18:00 - 22:15 CET
USPTO Learn to think like a patent examiner with STEPP's four-day course (Interest Form, until Monday, July 27, or until full capacity is reached)
This virtual Stakeholder Training on Examination Practice and Procedure (STEPP) course is for persons not registered for practice before USPTO. This STEPP course will cover how examiners review patent applications according to the Manual of Patent Examining Procedure (MPEP) Led by USPTO trainers, and is based on the same training material developed for training new USPTO examiners... A sample application will be provided to each trainee and will be the focus of exercises during each module.
From the program: Day 1 Patent examination process; Understanding [how to read] a training application; Basic Requirements to File and Informalities. Day 2 Planning a Search (based on claimed and disclosed invention in the training application); Class discussion of examples §§ 101 and 112 (a)-(f). Day 3 Case Reporting - Stage I (after after preliminary examination); Mapping Art to Claims Exercise (instructions and application of prior art to claims of the training application using 35 U.S.C. §§ 102 and 103); Case Reporting - Stage II (after conducting search and analysis claims in respect prior art). Day 4 Mapping art to claim discussion, how examiner writes office action (for a sample application). Resources for inventors
Footnote 1. [relates to Aug. 5-8, 2026 STEPP Course] The following list of CBTs from USPTO entry level patent examiners training was recommended for further leaning for 4-day STEPP course participants [in 2025]: Day One: Introduction to patent systems; Patent examiner and flow of an application; Claim interpretation: Pre-lecture; Types of applications; Basic requirements to file and formalities; .U.S. Restriction Practice; Unity of Invention (also pptx); Day Two: 35 USC 112(a); 35 USC 112(b) and 112(d); 35 USC 112(f) Introduction [means-by-function]; 35 U.S.C. 101 Introduction; CPC Essentials (see either CPC Training [EPO] or CPC Essentials I-III [USPTO, 9 CBTs] at p. 29 of Search like an examiner presentation); Day Three: .Double Patenting; Prior Art Rejections – Introduction; 35 USC 102(a)(1) Introduction-AIA; 35 USC 102(a)(2) Introduction-AIA; 35 U.S.C. 103 - Part 1 of 3; Day Four: Claim Interpretation – Part 1; Claim Interpretation – Part 2
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Tue. Aug. 4, 2026
10:00 -11:00 AM ET | 16:00 -17:00 CET (Also 10:00 CET)
Questel Orbit Intelligence - Training 1 - Getting Started (Registration)
Content: 1. Introduction and settings 2. Starting a Search 3. Assisted Searches 4. Results review and tool bar 5. Presentation of Advanced Search
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Wed,. Aug. 5, 2026
3:00 - 4:00 AM ET | 9:00 - 10:00 CET | 16:00 - 17:00 JST
Legal Tech IP x AI Seminar In an era where AI is responsible for IP practice, how should the IP and business division works, Work to leave to AI, work that only people can do (Registration) (in Japanese)
Speakers: Yoshihide Tsunobuchi (角渕 由英), Ph. D,. QPIP, Lexceed, and Daisuke Kimoto (木本 大介), Legal Tech Co., Ltd.
… will discuss the current location and future of AI Native intellectual property. We will delve into not only "how to use AI tools", but also the tasks that should be left to AI, decisions that people should bear, and the skills required in the future from the perspective of practitioners.
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11:00 AM -12:00 PM ET | 17:00 -18:00 CET
PIUG Community Engagement Hour, AI in Patent Search Cutting Through the Hype to What Actually Works (RSVP)
Evidence Over Hype: See where AI consistently improves patent searching—and where it still falls short—using real-world examples; Practical AI Workflows: Integration ChatGPT, Claude, semantic search, and commercial AI tools into their daily practice; Recognize the Pitfalls: Understand hallucinations, missed prior art, classification blind spots, and strategies for validating AI-generated results.
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Thu. Aug. 6, 2026
3:30 - 4:30 AM ET | 9:30 - 10:30 CET
Questel Qthena Updates + Use Case "Opposition / TPO / Invalidity" (Registration & Content)
Speaker: Arnaud Gasnier, European Patent Attorney, Subject-Matter Expert, Qthena EMEA, Questel
Product Update: patent developments 2026Q3 - Use case on oppositions, third-party oppositions and invalidity
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9:00 - 10:00 AM ET | 15:00 - 16:00 CET
Questel Qthena Basics (Registration & Content)
Speaker: Brendan Lillis, Subject-Matter Expert, Qthena NOAM, Questel
Content: Digital Cockpit UI/UX Overview - File Wrappers, Searching, Orbit Integration - Sessions, Skills, Multi Document Analysis - Prompting and Output Examples - Research Assistant - Drawing Generation
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10:00 - 11:00 AM ET | 16:00 - 17:00 CET
CAS AI for patent searching: From prior art to future frontiers (Registration)
Panel of experts: Andrea Jacobs, Senior Director, AI, Brian Habersberger, Lead GenAI Engineer, CAS Connections and CAS IP Finder, Matthew J. McBride, Director, IP Services, and Kavita Iyer, Lead Scientist, Life Sciences, CAS,
We'll cover the types of AI used, what AI does well, where it struggles, and why the quality and structure of the underlying data determine whether AI returns reliable, comprehensive results or confident-sounding gaps. · Why patent literature is uniquely difficult for general-purpose AI tools; · Where AI delivers real value across the patent workflow, and where human expertise remains essential · How patent analysis at scale can reveal where a scientific field is heading, drawn from a recent CAS pharma patent landscape report that analyzed more than 368,000 filings across 90+ patent offices.
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Thu. Aug. 13, 2026
10:00 -11:00 AM ET | 16:00 -17:00 CET (Also 10:00 CET)
Questel Orbit Intelligence -Training 2 - Beyond Basics (Registration)
1. Introduction to different type of searches 2. Advanced Search – Keywords 3. Handling results 4. Assignee Search 5. Save & Export
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET | 16:00 - 17:00 CET
IP Author /IPWatchdog AI Customization for IP Practice – Connecting Tools, Data and Workflows with MCP (Registration) (new date)
Panelists: George Kobler and Daniel Holmander, Adler Pollock & Sheehan P.C., Sandeep Mandava, IP Author, Gene Quinn, IPWatchdog, Inc.
In this webinar will examine how MCP-enabled tools can connect AI with patent databases, document management platforms, prosecution histories, prior art resources, and other critical systems. Attendees will gain a practical understanding of what MCP is, …and how customizable AI ecosystems could change the way patent attorneys, IP professionals, and organizations manage their work.,
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Tue. Aug. 18, 2026
10:00 -11:00 AM ET | 16:00 -17:00 CET (Also 10:00 CET)
Questel Orbit Intelligence - Training 3 – Expert (Registration)
Content: 1. Other Advanced Searches 2. Expert review 3. Alerts set-up 4. Results sharing 5. Introduction to Analytics session
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11:30 AM-1:00 PM ET | 17:30 -19:00 CET (Also Aug. 20, 2026 9:00 CET)
WIPO Practical exercises in PATENTSCOPE - session 2 (Registration)
Presenter: Sandrine Ammann, WIPO
See also: Practical exercises in PATENTSCOPE - session 2 (Aug 19, 2026, 177 p.) [(From 2025 Exersices: #4 Complete Search for for Atorvastatin (keywords +InCI key); #6 top applicants whose patent documents contain SEP information; #9 “sustainable fiber" in Korean, Chinese and Japanese focusing on their use in textile Using CLIR (Cross Lingual Expansion, the Guide); #11 earliest publication year of PCT application with a Kenyan [IADC(KE)]; inventor; #20 documents having penicillin and streptomycin usimg chemical search)
], Practical exercises in PATENTSCOPE - session 1 (July 21, 2026, 161 p.), PATENTSCOPE AI-Assisted Search (July 2, 2026)
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12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET | 16:00 - 17:00 CET
LexisNexis IP SolutionsAI-Powered Patent Landscaping – Turning Emerging Technology Questions into Strategic IP Insight (Registration) (new)
Panelists: Siddhartha Singh (ex-Cipher)and Cormac Creagh, LexisNexis Inellectual Property Solutions, and Gene Quinn, IPWatchdog
Using two emerging-technology case studies,Sid and Carnac will demonstrate how Protégé in LexisNexis PatentSight+ can support the journey from defining a question and exploring a technology landscape to analyzing results, identifying patterns, and investigating the findings in greater depth. The session will followed by discussion and audience Q&A with Gene Quinn.
Add. info: LexisNexis® Protégé™ in PatentSight+™ [It is not a general AI tool. It's an IP specific reasoning agent designed to help analysts and business stakeholders move from complex questions to confident decisions” Marco Richter, Head of IP Solutions, @0:26); Announcement (LexisNexis News, May 13, 2026 with a demo (1:35) [How the IP landscape is evolving for heated tobacco systems around expected EU regulation on aerosol generation and temperature control mechanisms, PMI vs BAT and JTI?, see Protégé PatentSight+ search strategy @0:40 : ((titleAbstractClaims=(heated NEAR tobacco, tobacco NEAR heating,aerosol NEAR tobacco,"aerosol-generating", aerosol generating"smoking article NEAR2 heat,non_combustion NEAR2 tobacco) AND titleAbstractClaims=(aerosol NEAR2 generat",temperatur" NEAR2 control",closed_loop NEAR2 control,feedback NEAR2 control,heating NEAR2 element,resistive NEAR2 heat",induct" NEAR heat",temperature NEAR sensor,"thermistor", thermal NEAR2 control)) AND owner=("Philip Morris", British American Tobacco""Japan Tobacco")); Techology Clusters (Level 1): Electronics & Healthcare] ; Recorded webinar: Turning Patent Data into Business Decisions… (Jun. 30, 2026 w/ Dr. Nina Müller from IP law firm Gottschald (DE): Case studies: (1) landscape of speech-controlled surgical robotics (Prior Art X citations:J&J is reliant on Intuitive Surgical’s foundational technology); (2) Apple portfolio heavily cited sports and fitness applications in Garmin patent family years before the Apple Watch era (see related Jul. 14, 2026 blog); See also: Mansfield, W., Beyond the Search: How AI Is Changing Patent Strategy. LexisNexis Intellectual Property Solutions, Jul. 14, 2026).
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1:00 – 2:00 PM ET | 19.00 - 20.00 CET
USPTO Learn to search like a patent examiner (Registration)
SOaR [Stakeholder Offerings and Resources] will provide virtual training on how to use PPUBS. The session will include examples of live search demonstrations from an expert who will highlight techniques used by patent examiners.
See a copy of presentation slides (“Search like an examiner”, 56 p.); add info onPPUBS in notes to Apr. 15, 2026 PPUBS training
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Wed., Aug. 19, 2026
9:00-10:00 AM ET | 17:00-18:00 CET
WIPO Hague System [Advanced Search in International Designs Bulletin] (Registration)
… Designed for users and IP Offices, the session will demonstrate how to create detailed search queries using the enhanced search functionality, with live examples and practical tips to help you make the most of this powerful tool.
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2:00 -2:45 PM ET | 20:00 -20:45 CET (Also 10:00 CET)
CAS AI-powered synthetic planning with CAS SciFinder® and CAS Newton℠ (Registration)
This demonstration covers recent advancements designed to overcome synthetic planning challenges. See how science-smart AI capabilities deliver actionable route predictions and practical synthetic insights through the combined power of CAS SciFinder® and CAS Newton℠.
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Thu., Aug. 20, 2026
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET | 16:00 - 17:00 CET
Junior / IPWatchdog AI Prompts and Agentic Tools – In-House Workflows for Evaluating Patent Assertions (Registration) (updated)
Panelists: Subroto Bose, Astera Labs, Eli Mazour, Foley & Lardner, and (moderator) Juri Eliezer, Junior
…skills-based program featuring live demonstrations of AI prompts and custom agentic tools being used to evaluate incoming patent assertions: Prompt a model for a fast and reliable orientation on an unfamiliar asserted patent; Direct AI analysis of an opposing claim chart so that it concentrates on the element carrying the mapping; Build a narrowly tailored AI tool for a recurring patent task…
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Fri. Aug. 21, 2026
2:00 -2:40 AM ET | 8:00 -8:40 CET | 15:00～15:40 JST
Shiga International Patent Office. Connected patent search analysis 4. Patent analysis that connects with partner search (Registration) (in Japanese) (new)
Speaker: KatsutoyoShiraishi (白石 克豊), Research and Analysis Division, Shiga International Patent Office
We will hold a seminar series to explain our book "Patent Search Analysis to Enhance Competitiveness -Connected Patent Search Analysis -Connected Patent Search Analysis-" In the fourth installment, we will explain "Patent analysis that connects with partner search" in Chapter V, Section II. We will introduce the points to be noted from the perspective of patent analysis about the search for co-creation partners that are important when adopting open and closed strategies used in business ecosystems, etc. (1. The importance of co-creation partner search. 2. Example of patent analysis)
Note: Shiga International Patent Office, one of the largest IP firm in Japan, hold monthly patent search seminars at least from May 2023.
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Sun.-Thu., Aug. 23-27, 2026
ACS Fall 2026 Meeting (Chicago, IL) (Registration)
See Meeting Program (CHAL & CINF symposia, etc.); Exhibitor List and Map
Selected presentations:
Mon. Aug. 24, 2026 4539357 - Envisaging the future of patent-extracted Chemistry in PubChem. Christopher Southan, CDD Vault [CINF AI and Research Data Management symposium, 8/24, AM session]; 4530163 - Introducing chemical novelty into AI models with trillions+ of synthetically accessible compounds. Kortney Melancon, BioSolveIT GmbH [CINF Extrapolative and Experimentally Validated AI Models in Drug Discovery, 8/24, AM], 4538164 - Mapping the global polymer innovation landscape: AI-driven analytics reveal emerging trends and translation pathways. Jeremy Krogman, CAS, Xudong Huang, PetroChina (Shanghai) Advanced Materials Research Institute et al [I&EC/POLY Data Analytics and AI: Polymers, Chemistry, and Manufacturing, 8/24, AM]; 4542511 - Ambiguous chemical nomenclature: The abuse of IUPAC recommendations, and the representation of under-specified names as Markush-like queries. Roger Sayle and John MayfieldNextMove Software Limited [CINF Progress with Standards in Chemistry, 8/24, PM]
Tue. Aug. 25, 2026 4521638 - Inherency in chemical patent law: Bridging doctrine and experimental proof. Clinton South, Ballard Spahr LLP; 4543629 - Patent lexicography: Cautionary tale of “Branched Alkyl” ≠ “Branched Alkyl”. David Rucando, Modality Law PLLC; 4554349 - Quantum computing and IP: An overview of the evolving patent landscape. Yoko Bian, Goodwin Procter LLP; 4523128 - Understanding FDA's New Drug Exclusivity[NME vs. NCE], Norman Schmuff [CHAL Hot Topics in Chemistry & the Law, 8/25, AM]; 4538125 - Improving the chemical entity integration in PubChem: introducing RefChem. Evan Bolton, NCBI [CINF Skolnik Award Symposium: Antony Williams, 8/25, PM]; 4544204 - From Beilstein and Gmelin to Reaxys: the evolution of a chemical information system. Poster Board #1355. Margaret Grow-Sadler, Elsevier Inc [HIST Tutorial and General Papers 8/25, 2 PM CT]
Wed. Aug. 26, 2026 4538097 - Navigating the pharmaceutical innovation landscape: A comprehensive patent analysis of global therapeutic development (2020-2025) | Poster Board #1145. Qiongqiong Zhou, CAS [MEDI Poster Session, 8/26, 6 PMCT]
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Mon., Aug. 24, 2026
3:00 -4:00 AM ET | 9:00 -10:00 CET | 16:00 -17:00 JST
Patsnap Eureka Leveraging the intersection of IP and scientific/technical information in R&D, and how to utilize AI agents: From the basics of Generative AI to use cases for Eureka by PatSnap (Registration) (in Japanese) (new)
Speakers: Yoshihide Tsunobuchi (角渕 由英), Ph.D., QPIP, LEXCEED, and Masahiro Okazaki (岡崎 真洋), Okazaki Patent Attorneys Office (host)
In this seminar, we will show the synergy of combining intellectual property and scientific and technological information in research and development, from the basics of utilizing AI generation AI in practice to examples of utilization of the AI agent "Eureka by PatSnap".
…We will grasp the pitfalls that tend to fall into when using the generation AI for patent search and analysis. On a data platform with patents, academic papers, and legal status, we will show how semantically similar search and data structuring using AI can be effective in research and development.
See also: Tsunobuchi, Yoshihide., 2026. Patent search and analysis that anyone can easily use PatSnap Eureka - Physical AI as an example PatSnap Eureka. note（ノート）. August 12, 2026 (A preview of the webinar: a shared Eureka Hiro session (Prompt: “I want to know about the physical AI”, includes an Executive summary, sourses, etc. (in Japanese), a report in English (25 p.))
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Tue. Aug. 25, 2026
10:00 -11:00 AM ET | 16:00 -17:00 CET
Patsnap Advanced Search Strategies for IP Professionals (Registration)
Speakers: Supreet Jossan and Josh Smith, Patsnap
Advanced Field Search syntax, including wildcards, position connectors, and complex search logic; Expert Search queries with AI, analysis using Hiro Mode, querying your saved Workspace at a high level “to surface insights without manual review”.
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Thu. Aug. 27, 2026
5:00 - 5:45 AM ET | 11:00 - 11:45 CET
SCBT-Centredoc/Swiss Plastics Cluster Polymers and patents: Exploring Innovation Dynamics in Polymers Through Patents (Registration) (in French)
Speaker: Fabien Palazzoli, Ph.D., Senior Consultant, Centredoc
In this webinar, we will present a concrete example of a patent landscape analysis applied to the polymer sector. We will demonstrate how structured patent analysis can identify the most active players, key research areas, technological positioning, and untapped opportunities. The goal is to transform a frequently complex body of patent documents into clear, actionable insights for innovation decisions and strategic planning.
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12:00 PM-1:00 )M ET | 18:00 -19:00 CET
Solve Intelligence AI Capabilities and the Future in Life Sciences Patent Practice (Registration) (new)
Patelists: Solve’s patent attorney team (TBD)
We’ll demonstrate several features we’ve recently released for life sciences workflows, including improvements to sequence handling and data import. We’ll show live how these features fit into drafting patent applications and building claim charts., We’ll also be candid about the areas where today’s models still struggle in this field.
Add. Info: From Gemini output: “Within the Solve Intelligence Charts environment, sequence data serves as a core layer for life sciences litigation, nullity actions, and freedom-to-operate (FTO) evaluations. The platform bridges the gap between raw biological data and formal legal analysis by treating sequences as explicit claim limitations”; Solve Intelligence handles biological sequences in claim charts by parsing ST.26 sequence listings, aligning nucleic or amino acid constraints against prior art or target products, and mapping specific sequence identifiers directly into automated invalidity, infringement, or freedom-to-operate matrices “When analyzing a patent, the Charts engine isolates complex claim elements—such as a specific CDR loop region, a percentage identity threshold, or a genetic motif—and sets them as distinct rows in the mapping matrix.” “Breaks down complex biochemical claims element-by-element, linking specific residue positions or motifs to corresponding disclosures in references.” (Attn.: Sources could not be verified!)
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Fri. Aug. 28, 2026
8:00 -10:00 AM ET | 14:00 -16:00 CET
WIPO TISC Creating agents to support the patent search (Registration/Zoom link)
Expert: Mr. Álvaro González, Head of User Experience and Business Intelligence Department, National Institute of Industrial Property (INAPI), Chile
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(In Advance)
Fri. Sep. 4, 2026
12:00 AM – 4:00 AM ET | 6:00 -18:00 CET | 13:00-17:00 JST
Nakajima IP Office /Information Technology Co., Ltd Cosmetic-related patent searches and rights prevention measures [FTO] (Registration: ¥46,200 - ¥51,700yen [w/ recording], discount ¥13,200 (w/ code)) (new)
Lecturer: Shinsuke Nakajima (中嶋 伸介氏), Nakajima Patent Attorneys Office (中嶋弁理士事務所)
I will explain how to practice patent search using J-PlatPat's database of cosmetics field, at the examiner level by making full use of search techniques
Add. Info: From the program:1. Patent search with J-PlatPat. 2. Utilization of Indexes for Cosmetics (2.1 Types of indices and their selective use based on the search objective 2.2 Creating and enhancing in-house F-term lists for FTO Searches; 2.3 FT⇔FI (IPC)⇔CPC Concordance). 3. Cosmetic FTO searches (3.1 Efficient search logic formulas; 3.2 J-PlatPat Limitations; 3.4 Explanatory methods for FTO searching; 3.5.Tips to rationally reduce the number of searches). 4. How to investigate validity of cosmetic patents (4.1 Outsourced search reports; 4. 2 Patent search for foreign documents...; 4.4 Search for invalidation references in Japan, China, South Korea, and foreign literature ); 5. Learning from Case Law: Requirements for Finding a Lack of Inventive Step during an invalidity search (5.1 Summary of Issues Concerning Lack of Inventive Step in the “Carbon dioxide-containing viscous composition case”( 二酸化炭素含有粘性組成物) (trial, civil and administrative litigation) (Reiwa 2 (Gyoke) No. 10052 Judgment date: June 29, 2021(IP High Court); Reiwa 1 (Gyoke) No. 10083(Trial); J-PlatPat (JPO)); 5.2 Patent Searches for Lack of Inventive Step Based on the Aforementioned Case); See also: Nakajima IP Office, Patent search method using J-PlatPat. Nakajima IP Office Blog. July 19, 2021, Cosmetics Patent Search Method. Ibid,. July 24, 2023; Structural system F-term list of cosmetic ingredients (化粧品成分の構造系Fタームリスト). Aug. 13, 2025; How to search for cosmetic patent infringement lawsuits. and Case law on the inventive step of cosmetic patents, Aug. 22, 2024
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WIPO Academy Courses
Free self-study courses, 10-Jul-2026 to 10-Sep-2026
DL-318 Patent Information Search (Self-study)
DL-320 Basics of Patent Drafting (Self-study)
DL-450 Intellectual Property Management (Self-study)
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Updates
Update 8/6/2026 Aug. 13, 2026 IP Author /IPWatchdog AI Customization for IP Practice – Connecting Tools, Data and Workflows with MCP (new date)
Update 8/18/2026 Aug. 18, 2026 LexisNexis IP SolutionsAI-Powered Patent Landscaping – Turning Emerging Technology Questions into Strategic IP Insight; Aug. 21, 2026 Shiga International Patent Office. Connected patent search analysis 4. Patent analysis that connects with partner search (in Japanese); Aug. 20, 2026 Junior AI Prompts and Agentic Tools – In-House Workflows for Evaluating Patent Assertions (updated); Aug. 21, 2026 Patsnap Eureka Leveraging the intersection of IP and scientific/technical information in R&D, and how to utilize AI agents (in Japanese); Aug. 27, 2026 Solve Intelligence AI Capabilities and the Future in Life Sciences Patent Practice); Sep. 4, 2026 Nakajima IP Office Cosmetic-related patent searches and rights prevention measures [FTO] (in Japanese, Fee)
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