Masahiro Nanjo was appointed as a research committee member at the Central Research Institute of Intellectual Property of the Japan Patent Attorneys Association.

Masahiro Nanjo was appointed as a research committee member at the Central Research Institute of Intellectual Property of the Japan Patent Attorneys Association. The research theme is “Inventive Step – further research-” (chaired by Professor Ryu Takabayashi of Waseda University). The term of appointment is from October 1st, 2014 to March 31st, 2016.

Date: 2014.10.6 | Firm News

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Masahiro Nanjo was appointed as a research committee member at the Central Research Institute of Intellectual Property of the Japan Patent Attorneys Association.

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