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  • These statistics include monthly data for designs, patents, trade marks.

  • These statistics include monthly data for designs, patents, trade marks.

  • These statistics include monthly data for designs, patents, trade marks.

  • These statistics include monthly data for designs, patents, trade marks.

  • These statistics include monthly data for designs, patents, trade marks.

  • These statistics include monthly data for designs, patents, trade marks.

  • These statistics include monthly data for designs, patents, trade marks.

  • A large scale consumer survey looking at buying counterfeit goods.

  • These statistics include monthly data for designs, patents, trade marks.

  • These statistics include annual data for designs, patents, trade marks and hearings for 2019, based on administrative data

  • An analysis of the IP activity of UK Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) over the past 20 years.

  • A Regulators’ Pioneer Fund research study to understand the feasibility, technical complexities and effectiveness of AI-assisted patent prior art searching.

  • Ninth tracking study into the extent of online copyright infringement, digital behaviours and attitudes among people aged 12+ in the UK.

  • Our facts and figures for 2017 and 2018, providing you with annual administrative data for designs, patents, trade marks and hearings.

  • This report provides experimental statistics of recent trends in female inventorship across the world and in the UK.

  • Issues facing the music industry in improving data management.

  • Looking through a patent lens, this report provides an overview of the trends in the AI sector worldwide with a focus on patenting by the UK AI sector.

  • The feasibility study looks at whether it is possible to estimate the scale of parallel trade in the UK.

  • The trade mark guide: A handbook for analysing and interpreting trade mark data.

  • The IPO requires detailed information on UK patent and non-patent cases. This will fulfill the UK’s obligations under the Unified Patent Court Agreement (UPCA)