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Sara HAINES, Ph.D
US Patent Agent
Life Sciences & Chemistry Department
AGENCIES:
LYON
Email: haines@regimbeau.eu
Tel: +33 4 72 83 85 70
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Education
Bachelor of Science in Microbiology and Chemistry (Oregon State University, USA)
MS in Sciences and Technologies (Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris VI)
Ph.D in Microbiology (Université de Lyon)
CEIPI Graduate (Distinction in “Patents”)
Background
After five years research experience in the pharmaceutical industry and an initial experience in an IP Law firm, Sara HAINES joined REGIMBEAU in 2016.
Technical and scientific fields
Agronomy, Molecular and cellular biology, Biochemistry, Medical devices, Genetic engineering, Immunology, Microbiology, Vaccinations
Recent contributions and participations
Lyon
CLARA Forum
Participation of
Lucile VERNOUX
and
Sara HAINES
at CLARA Cancer Research Forum.
4th April 2019
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35 USC § 101: Further clarification of patent subject-matter eligibility.
By
Sara HAINES
, US Patent Agent.
Two recently issued USPTO memorandums further clarify aspects of patent subject-matter eligibility under 35 USC § 101. The Vanda memo1 specifies methods of treatment that should be considered to be patent eligible under step 2A of the Alice/Mayo test2 thereby avoiding any further analysis under step 2B, while the Berkheimer memo3 states that examiners must provide substantiated evidence when additional claim elements are considered to represent well-understood, routine, conventional activity in support of 35 USC § 101 rejections under step 2B.
Published on: 30th Oct 2018
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35 USC § 101: Further clarification of patent subject-matter eligibility.
By
Sara HAINES
, US Patent Agent.
Two recently issued USPTO memorandums further clarify aspects of patent subject-matter eligibility under 35 USC § 101. The Vanda memo1 specifies methods of treatment that should be considered to be patent eligible under step 2A of the Alice/Mayo test2 thereby avoiding any further analysis under step 2B, while the Berkheimer memo3 states that examiners must provide substantiated evidence when additional claim elements are considered to represent well-understood, routine, conventional activity in support of 35 USC § 101 rejections under step 2B.
Published on: 30th Oct 2018
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