German Patent Office

PATOSDE Wda Vedag Wi1h1m Lampl GmH STN citations to patents from the German Patent Office (Deutsches Patentamt)... 

Feuerbacher N, Schmidt W, Vogtle F, Poetsch E (1997) German patent office Patent application 97129... 

A. Rau, G. Luft, T. Wieczorek, S. Schmitz, A. Dyroff, A. Gonioukh and R. Klimesch, Patent filed 1999, German Patent Office, 19903783.3. 

In recent years, the West German Patent Office (Deutsches Patentamt) in Mimich has received some 55,000 patent applications annually, and it grants between 18,000 and 20,000 letters patent a year. About 50% of the applications were made public (German patent applications are required to be open for inspection for three months in the Public Display Room of the Deutsches Patentamt) (3). 

While revising the manual, the German Patent Office also reclassified all... 

Lovett, G. A., Manual of Classification of the German Patent Office, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1911. 

While revising the manual, the German Patent Office also reclassified all German patents and published the revised list of patent numbers belonging to each class, group... 

German, in 1947. A list of the PB numbers of these 22 volumes is available from the OTS (22). The abstracts are grouped by the German Patent Office classification in very broad classes. A subject outline of the classification correlated with the PB volumes and pages on which the abstracts of the patents occur has been prepared ( 3). The German patent classification is also given in an index published by the Special Libraries Association (33). 

A partial subject index, in German, of I. G. Farbenindustrie patent applications submitted to the German Patent Office from 1939 to 1945 is available for consultation at the OTS office. 

I want to thank the Brotherhood of Eternal Love DEA Office of Intelligence US, Great Britain, France, and German Patent Offices US Department of Agriculture SAMHSA NIDA the Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation and NIMH for their support of brain-mind research. 

One of Szilard s sidelines, then and later, was invention. Between 1924 and 1934 he applied to the German patent office individually or jointly with his partner Albert Einstein for twenty-nine patents. Most of the joint apphcations dealt with home refrigeration. A sad newspaper story... 

End-of-pipe technologies are recorded by the German Patent Office in the class C02F of the International Patent Classification (IPC) Treatment of water, waste water, sewage or sludge. This class is further divided into six subclasses ... 

DPA Deutsches Patentamt (German Patent Office), the national patent office of the Federal Republic of Germany based in Berlin and Munchen,... 

Published examined application formerly published by the German Patent Office as a prior publication. Published examined publications exist in Japan today (Kohyo Koho). 

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