Avid Bioservices Inc (CDMO)

[biopharm]

How about the freezing of CDMO stock if CHAIR Joseph Carleone or CEO Rick don't do something unless they say Oncologie must do something ...and if neither do anything, John Springs Stafford must come clean and admit his wrongdoings as the IP assets of PS Targeting are NOT being publically, fully advanced

Steve King was the one who got PS Targeting into many places including with ImmunoScore with Jerome Galon and Chair Carleone had done nothing for us so far

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European Inventor Award 2019: Recognition to exceptional inventors from Austria, France, Japan, the Netherlands and Spain
20 June 2019
The European Patent Office (EPO) today honoured exceptional inventors from Austria, France, Japan, the Netherlands and Spain with the European Inventor Award 2019 at a ceremony in Vienna. The laureates are recognised for their outstanding achievements in plastic recycling, cancer diagnostics, rechargeable battery technology, marine antifouling and DNA testing.

“The imagination, intellect and expertise on display at this year’s European Inventor Award are inspirational; all of the finalists and winners are pushing boundaries and achieving new heights in their respective disciplines,” said EPO President António Campinos at the Award ceremony. “These inventors’ stories also show how patent protection can help turn innovation into market success. What’s more, intellectual property rights are fuelling the European economy – industries that make high use of patents, trademarks and design rights contribute significantly to GDP, trade and job creation in Europe.”

Held at the Wiener Stadthalle, the Award ceremony, now in its 14th edition, was attended by some 600 guests from the fields of intellectual property, politics, business, science and academia. The finalists and winners were selected by an independent, international jury from a pool of hundreds of inventors and teams of inventors put forward for this year’s Award. The recipient of the Popular Prize was chosen by the general public through an online vote in the run-up to the ceremony.

Research
Jérôme Galon (France): Immunoscore®, a clearer cancer test

The French immunologist’s diagnostic tool assesses the risk of relapse in cancer patients. It uses digital images of tumour samples and advanced software to measure immune response. Galon’s invention is already in use at clinics around the world to improve the accuracy of prognosis for patients with colorectal cancer. Further information

https://brussels-express.eu/european-inventor-award-2019-recognition-to-exceptional-inventors-from-austria-france-japan-the-netherlands-and-spain/

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Cancer test, plastic recycling win Europe inventor awards

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A diagnostic tool to assess the risk of a cancer relapse, machines for plastic recycling, an alternative to toxic ship paint— all were among the inventions honoured at the European Inventor Awards on Thursday.

Here is a closer look at the prize winners from Austria, France, Japan, the Netherlands and Spain. The annual awards launched in 2006 by the European Patent Office (EPO) were presented in Vienna.

Frenchman's cancer test

Jerome Galon's research started with the theory that stronger immune systems can help cancer patients survive longer and finally led to the Immunoscore cancer test.

Already in use at clinics around the world for colourectal cancer, the test aims to help doctors understand patients and their tumours better and prescribe the best treatment.

"It's opened up a whole new era—the era of anti-cancer immunity, which is now unfolding with immunotherapy," the French immunologist says.

The test uses digital images of tumour samples and advanced software to measure patients' immune responses.

Galon spent years on research, filing a patent application for the method as far back as 2005.

He won the prize in the "research" category.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/phys.org/news/2019-06-cancer-plastic-recycling-europe-inventor.amp