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Source: The Conversation (Au and NZ) – By Mark Hanly, Research Fellow, UNSW
Boys, younger children and children from relatively advantaged families and neighbourhoods – particularly in Sydney – are more likely to delay starting school. These are some of the findings of our study on who chooses to delay sending their children to school and how a child's age when they start school is related to their "school readiness".
Every year, thousands of Australian families with four-year-old children face a difficult decision: to enrol their child in school or delay for another year. Delayed entry typically incurs a cost, such as childcare fees or lost wages. For this reason, not all families may be in the same position to make the decision to delay, even if they wanted to.
Research shows New South Wales tops the charts when it comes to delaying school entry. Our paper, published today in Early Childhood Research Quarterly, found one-quarter of children in NSW delayed school entry in 2009 and 2012, with geographic and social variation in the tendency to delay.
We also confirmed what many parents and teachers believe: older children are more likely to have the developmental skills in place to hit the ground running in the first year of school.
Measuring development
Rules about when children can start school vary internationally and across Australia. In NSW, the enrolment cut-off is July 31 and children must start school before they turn six.
This means parents of children born January to July must decide whether to send their child to school at the age of between four-and-a-half and five, or wait 12 months until they are five-and-a-half to six years old. Children with August-to-December birthdays have no choice about when to start school, except in special circumstances.
Read more: Why are more parents choosing to delay when their child starts school?
Our study used data on more than 100,000 NSW public school children in their first year of school. The data sets were collected as part of the Australian Early Development Census in 2009 and 2012. The census takes place every three years and is based on teachers' knowledge and observations of the children in their class.
Teachers fill out a questionnaire for each child. It asks more than 100 questions covering five key domains of development: physical, social, emotional, language and cognitive, and communication.
Children's development is scored between 0 and 10 on each domain. Children with scores in the bottom 25% are considered developmentally vulnerable or at risk. In this study, we considered children with scores above 25% in all five domains to be developing as expected.
We combined the developmental data with information from other routinely collected population data sets, such as birth registrations, midwives and hospital data, to better understand children's health and family circumstances.
Who delays school entry?
Besides finding boys and children from more advantaged neighbourhoods are more likely to delay starting school, we also found children with higher developmental needs – such as hearing and communication impairments, and children who were born preterm – were among those more likely to delay school entry.
Family background played a role. Children born to mothers from Australia or northern Europe were more likely to delay. Children born to mothers from Asia, North Africa or the Middle East were less likely to delay. This may reflect a range of cultural, social and economic circumstances, as well as attitudes and beliefs. However, we did not have information about why families made their choices in this study.
Delayed school entry varied depending on where children lived, ranging from 8% to 54% of children in an area. In general, it was more common for children in regional areas to delay, compared with children from cities.
There was substantial variation within Sydney. Delayed school entry was least common among children living in the southwestern suburbs, which have great cultural diversity and more low-income households, compared with other areas in Sydney.
We found children were more likely to be ready for school with each additional month of age at the start of the school year. The differences in children's development were quite small month to month – there wasn't a big gap between August-born and September-born children, for example.
But the differences did add up: there was a substantial development gap between the youngest and oldest children in the first year of school. For example, around 60% of children who started school aged five-and-a-half to six years old had scores above the 25% cut-off point in all five development domains. Only 36% of those who started aged four-and-a-half met this threshold.
What does this mean for families and policymakers?
Every parent knows their child best. Families should consider the available evidence together with their own personal circumstances, advice from their local school or preschool, and any other factors that are important to their family when making the decision about when to send the child to school.
Read more: When to send a child to school causes anxiety and confusion for parents
Our findings are also relevant to the ongoing debate about school enrolment policies in Australia and the potential impact of these on the make-up of classrooms and children's school readiness.
One option for policymakers is to change the school enrolment cut-off date. For example, raising the minimum school starting age would remove the youngest group of children from the classroom, who are less likely to have the developmental skills to thrive in school. This would narrow the age range and development gap between the youngest and oldest kids in the classroom.
However, raising the school starting age might place pressure on families to provide preschool care, or restrict workforce participation for parents. A later start to school might also mean children enter the workforce a year later, potentially impacting total lifetime earnings.
A key question for future research is whether these initial age-related development gaps remain over time. The available evidence from other countries is mixed. Some studies have found younger children quickly catch up with older classmates. Other research shows older children have an advantage over their younger peers throughout childhood in multiple areas, including sports, mental health and test results.
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I took a break from guitar. Not a conscious decision, just days that were busy enough that I didn't think of picking her up, which means I don't even know how long I'd stopped. All I know is that it was long, cause I feel the strings vibrating through every piece of wood that touches my body now, one of those sensations you stop noticing after enough time.
I haven't had much to say either. Nothing seems important. At the same time, I'm trying to move away from this social media overload, where so many people speak only cause the power to do makes them believe they should. It's making the gaps between my entries longer and longer, and I wonder if I'll eventually stop writing altogether.
All I have are memories of lives I lived so long ago that I feel like I'm watching them in 8mm. The friends and the lovers, the love and the hate, the cycles and the patterns. I'm only now sorting out the meaning of each one, maybe cause I've finally grown enough to understand myself and my relationship with the world at large. It's comforting to see how far I've come when comparing the person I am now to each person I used to be.
But such progress came at the cost of my innocence; we aren't always ready to learn the harder lessons, and surviving sometimes means we change in ways that prevent us from becoming the people we're meant to be. I'm trying to take back that innocence now, cause I know my happiness is at stake.
I always wonder if I'll ever reach such a complete peace that I'd stop writing completely. One of the reasons I started this blog was to have a place where I could get things down and sort my thoughts out on a page, but I don't need to do much of either nowadays.
I know so many people who've continued writing, even after finding that kind of happiness in their lives. Unfortunately, happiness has robbed them of literary inspiration, and now they have nothing interesting to say. It wouldn't be so bad if they stopped writing, but they post for the sake of posting instead of having something to say or express or vent, and it reeks of desperation and insecurity.
I used to worry that happiness would make me a boring person too, but now I wouldn't mind as long as I realized it and gave up this blog. It's so embarrassing to write out of a belief that it'll make you interesting. Or even worse, to be oblivious to the fact you're writing about the most inane things.
Everything is balancing itself out. I've stopped trying to predict or control my cycles of introversion and extroversion, productivity and procrastination. As Oscar Wilde once said: "The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it". By doing what I want when I feel like it, every need is met in turn.
Life doesn't get more comfortable than this. It's been a great summer.
Now on mashed solids. Ruby at 11 months.
I'm glad I got here by myself, without the help of a friend, or lover, or windfall. It was something I had to do on my own, so I'll always know I'm strong enough to pick myself up and continue growing.
The only thing that's really missing now is another cat (or two), but I already blew my kitty budget on Leonard's vet bills. I'm not at the right place for a new adoption anyway, and I've decided to wait until my major projects are finished (hopefully some time around the end of the year) before I take on another life.
It's official; Kyden has the softest, pinchiest cheeks ever at eight months.
I've been back from my trip for about a month and a half, but it feels more like a year. I'm so different now from the person I was before I left. I was dying then, but I'm living now.
The only way I can tell how quickly time is truly passing is in the faces of my friends' babies. Each time I see them they're making new sounds, saying new words, more conscious and coherent. I used to envy the carefree innocence they have when running about naked, the single-mindedness they possess when engrossed with a new toy, but now I feel like one of them.
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Derek Alexander Muller, född 9 november 1982, är en australisk-kanadensisk producent och programledare inriktad på vetenskap. Han är känd för sin Youtube-kanal Veritasium.

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Muller har medverkat i programmet Catalyst science sedan 2008. I januari 2011 skapade Muller sin Youtube-kanal Veritasium med fokus på vetenskap, utbildning och "annat som Muller finner intresseväckande". Ofta inleds hans videor genom att diskutera idéer och fysikaliska samband med allmänheten. Mullers arbeten har även blivit uppmärksammade av Scientific American, Wired, Gizmondo och i09. I juli 2022 hade Veritasium 12 miljoner prenumeranter och över 1,71 miljarder visningar.

Sedan 2011 har Muller fortsatt att vara på Catalyst och rapportera vetenskapliga historier från runtom världen, och på det australienska nätverket Ten, som 'why guy' i The Breakfast Program. I juli 2012 skapade Muller en andra Youtube-kanal, 2veritasium. Muller använder denna kanal till att ladda upp videor med tittarreaktioner samt annat extra innehåll.

Veritasiums videofilmer har fått flera positiva erkännanden. Vid 2012 Science Online vann videon "Mission Possible: Graphene" tävlingen Cyberscreen Science Film Festival och blev därför uppmärksammad i Scientific American som veckans video. En video som motbevisade en vanlig missuppfattning om att månen är närmare än vad den egentligen är visades på CBS News.

Muller har flera gånger producerat videofilmer som illustrerar fysikaliska samband som vid första anblicken kan verka överraskande och ointuitiva. I maj 2021 postade han en video med en vinddriven billiknande farkost som drevs i vindriktningen med hjälp av en stor propeller. Han visade att det var möjligt att få denna farkost att färdas fortare än vinden. En professor vid UCLA, , hävdade att detta stred mot fysikaliska lagar, och slog vad om  att det inspelade förloppet måste bero på bristande kontroll av olika faktorer i experimentuppställningen. Muller antog vadet som bevittnades av Bill Nye and Neil deGrasse Tyson. I en efterföljande video genomfördes experimentet på ett mer noggrant sätt för att utesluta inverkan av omgivningsfaktorer, och Kusenko accepterade att han förlorat vadet.

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Enter the Entrepreneurs of Color Fund, a collaboration of the Detroit Development Fund, JPMorgan Chase, and the Kellogg Foundation. Launched in 2015, the fund provides loan capital to Detroit's entrepreneurs of color and to small business leaders who primarily hire local residents.
Michael Barr, faculty director of the Center on Finance, Law, and Policy and one of the main architects of the fund—with U-M alumni James Wahls (BA '03, JD '06) and Paul Brown (BA '96, MBA '08)—notes that many minority-owned businesses launch with less capital than their counterparts, since they have to rely more on personal wealth and usually have less of it.
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Yet, access to capital is just one critical component needed to launch a successful small business, says Barr. Entrepreneurs also need access to business networks and specialized technical skills.
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This fall, four clinic law students, under the leadership of clinical fellow Dustin Marlan, will help Detroit business leaders with incorporation, intellectual property concerns, purchasing and leasing facilities, and more. The other schools and departments will begin folding in faculty and student support over time.
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This is another small paragraph.

Here The text i want to toggle is already be shown.
My requirement is, Only When I check the Checkbox , the Text Should appear.
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A: Set the default display of the element to none: p{display:none;}
Also make sure to only toggle the single element you need, instead of all
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A: One way to handle the default state is to trigger the change event manually after the registration of the handler so that the initial state of the element will be set
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Analyzing the sustainability performance of public transit
In recent years there have been many advances in understanding how transportation can promote or detract from sustainability. The role of public transit has been established as a critical element in promoting sustainable and vibrant cities. While decision making tools, such as composite indices, have been developed to understand overall urban and transportation sustainability, few tools exist to directly analyze public transit systems based on sustainability criteria. This paper introduces the Public Transit Sustainable Mobility Analysis Tool (PTSMAT) framework, which uses composite sustainability index techniques along with research into transport sustainability to propose a new transit analysis tool that can be used in both planning/decision making and research contexts. First, this paper reviews definitions of sustainability and sustainable transport, and sustainability analysis tools and relates them back to a legible analytic framework for public transit systems. Next, the PTMSAT framework is introduced along with a description of its data collection, data analysis, and index calculation processes. The application of PTSMAT to decision making and research scenarios is also outlined. A summary of relevant indicators for public transits sustainability and integrates them into the PTSMAT framework using a quadruple bottom line approach. Next, a case study of the framework's application is provided for the University of British Columbia (UBC) Corridor study in Vancouver, Canada. This case study demonstrates how the tool may be used to inform decision making and planning efforts.
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Miller, Patrick
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Kattan, Lina
Wirasinghe, S C
Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment
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Home > Attorneys > About IPTA > Institute Council
The affairs of the Institute are managed by a Council elected annually from Fellows of the Institute. The Council comprises one president, two vice-presidents, ten Fellows and the immediate past president. All positions are voluntary and the Council endeavours to meet on a six weekly basis, or at least eight meetings are conducted annually.
The members of Council for the period April 2019 to April 2020 are:
Michael Caine joined the profession in 1989 and has been a partner at his firm since 1998. Michael is responsible for his firm's organic chemistry / pharmaceutical group. Michael joined the IPTA Council in 2001 and served as the Convenor of the International Patents Committee from 2001 to 2008.
Michael joined the IPTA Council in 2001 and served as the Convenor of the International Patents Committee from 2001 to 2008. During that time he also contributed to the work of other committees including the Patents Legislation Committee. In 2008 he became the Convenor of the Patents Legislation Committee, while retaining an active role with the International Patents Committee.
Michael is involved in overseeing the preparation of submissions to IP Australia and other Government bodies in relation to Australian patent law and practice. He also consults to IP Australia in his role as member of the Patents Consultation Group.
Michael is also an active member of FICPI where he served as the chair of Group 3 (International Patents) of FICPI's Study & Work Commission (CET) from 2012 to 2019, and is currently Vice President of the CET.
Currently, Michael serves as President of IPTA.
Dr Trevor Davies
Trevor Davies has been practicing in the life sciences patent area for over 25 years. Prior to joining the patent attorney profession, Trevor worked as a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at University of Chicago in the US and the University of Saarland in Germany, carrying out research on renal diseases. Trevor was elected to IPTA Council in 2002 and was Convenor of the Publications Committee for four years and a member of the Ethics & Disputes Committee.
Presently, Trevor is a Vice President of IPTA, Convenor of the Ethics and Disputes Committee, Rules Committee and the Plant Breeder's Rights Committee.
Trevor has been actively involved in the 'gene patent' debate over many years. He was a member of the advisory committee of the Australian Law Reform Commission enquiry into gene patents in 2004. On behalf of IPTA, Trevor drafted a number of submissions, participated in media interviews, and appeared before two Senate Committee hearings in relation to enquiries into gene patenting in 2009 and proposed patent legislation changes in 2011.
Trevor was also involved in applications by IPTA to be heard as amicus curiae in relation to the recent High Court appeal in D'Arcy v Myriad Genetics and in relation to proceedings in the High Court between Alphapharm, Lundbeck and the Commissioner of Patents regarding availability of extensions of time for filing patent term extension requests.
Trevor is currently serving as Vice President of IPTA and is Convenor of the Ethics & Disputes Committee and Plant Breeder's Rights Committee.
Janelle Borham
Janelle Borham is a registered Australian patent and trade mark attorney, and a registered New Zealand patent attorney. Janelle entered the profession in 1994, and has been a partner at her firm since 2002. Janelle has been a member of Council since 2007 and has had roles on the Membership Committee, the Rules Committee, the IPTA/IPA Business Relations Committee, and now as the Convenor of the CPE Education Committee.
A key achievement of Janelle's since becoming a Council member was to establish the IPTA webinar service through which IPTA has been able to offer frequent CPE presentations to members across Australia. Janelle invites members to approach her with suggestions of speakers, both local and international, who are able to make presentations to IPTA members through the webinar service or otherwise. Janelle's focus on member education has created a natural fit with the IPTA Conference Committee, which is another major avenue through which IPTA seeks to bring its members up to date with the latest in local and international developments in the IP field.
Currently, Janelle serves as Vice President of IPTA and Co-Convenor of the Continuing Professional Education Committee.
Brendan Cheong
Brendan is an Australian patent and trade mark attorney with experience in US, EP, and AU patent prosecution. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Systems) and a Bachelor of Science (Maths & Computer Science) from the University of Adelaide. Brendan began his career in 2001, where he worked for a number of patent firms in Japan.
While in Japan, Brendan had the opportunity to work with the patent portfolios of several multinational electronics companies, which at that time included the technologies for what would become today the Wii U, Wii accelerometer controller, 3D televisions, HD DVD discs, and wide-angle LCD displays.
After almost 6 years in Japan, Brendan returned to Australian where he continued his career in a respected Australian patent firm, before switching to an in-house role in 2008. In his in-house role, Brendan was responsible for the prosecution, growth and management of a large patent portfolio, which saw him working on two groundbreaking Australian-developed technologies – the Memjet ™ pagewidth inkjet printhead, and the Netpage ™ interactive media system.
In 2012, Brendan took up a position with the University of Sydney as their IP Rights Officer. At the University of Sydney, Brendan set up and implemented a professional IP management structure, and was heavily involved with the commercialization of research and the development of patent strategy for each piece of research. As an advisor on the University's Intellectual Property Committee (IPC), he contributed to the patenting decisions of the IPC, and provided advice on the patenting strategy.
Brendan has experience in the following technology areas: LCD and Plasma devices, Computer systems and architecture, Optical storage media, Telecommunication devices and protocols, Control software, Semiconductor devices and fabrication methods, MEMS devices and fabrication methods, CMOS circuitry and design, Mechanical devices (e.g. industrial printers).
Currently Brendan is Convenor of the Designs Legislation and Practice Committee (Australia & International), Co-Convenor of the In-house Members & Commercialisation Committee and Co-Convenor of the Publications and Website Committee.
Christine Emmanuel
Christine Emmanuel is a registered patent and trade marks attorney in Australia and New Zealand and a Fellow of the Institute (IPTA). Christine is also a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. She was voted on Council for IPTA in 2012 (Commercialisation and Education Relations committees).
Christine commenced in private practice in 1995, having previously worked at Ciba Geigy (UK) and IP Australia. She currently manages the IP team at CSIRO. She is passionate about addressing the challenges of leveraging IP value in order to best transition technologies from innovation to impact, developing tools for strategic IP management, driving science direction and positioning for commercialisation.
Christine is currently Convenor for the Education Relations Committee and Co-Convenor for the In-House Members & Commercialisation Committee.
Dr Anna Johnston
Anna Johnston is registered Patent Attorney who has been employed as an in-house attorney for 18 years first for CSL and then with CSIRO. She has a PhD in Biochemistry and spent her first 8 years working in a range of research and development roles at CSL before switching to intellectual property (IP) management.
She has worked in Norway, Switzerland and New York in areas of research, technology transfer, IP and continues to work with CSIRO's global partners helping to transition CSIRO's technologies from innovation to commercialisation. She is passionate about developing smarter ways to work and about teaching others to do the same. She is also keen on helping SME's to understand the maze of IP rights and IP value.
She is a member of Biomelbourne Network, a member of Licencing Executive Society's Victoria's organising committee and a recent Fellow of IPTA. She has helped organise numerous seminars and conferences both externally and internally and is heavily involved in in-house education of IP to CSIRO's wider community. She has delivered numerous lectures to a variety of audiences and is a certified Licencing Executive Society trainee.
Anna feels she can contribution to IPTA Council as a result of her extensive commercial and industrial experience and is currently Convenor for the Membership Committee.
Dr Andrew Jones
Andrew Jones has over 15 years' experience in the patent profession and has been a registered patent and trade mark attorney since 2004. He spent 11 years working in the chemistry/life sciences group at one of the large firms before becoming a sole practitioner in 2013. Andrew is new to the IPTA Council in 2017, but keen to become involved in any way he can.
He has previously been involved in the education of trainee patent attorneys as a teacher of the course Drafting of Patent Specifications and is one of the co-conveners of the informal IPTA Sydney Drinks. His first role on Council is Co-convenor of the Continuing Professional Education Committee. Andrew is also Convenor of the Future Directions Committee and Co-convenor of the Publications & Website Committee.
Dr John Landells
John Landells has about 13 years' experience in the patent profession, is a registered patent attorney in both Australia and New Zealand, and a Fellow of IPTA. John has a PhD in Chemistry, Bachelor of Laws (LLB), and is a legal practitioner in both Australia and New Zealand.
John Landells has about 13 years' experience in the patent profession, is a registered patent attorney in both Australia and New Zealand, and a Fellow of IPTA.
John has a PhD in Chemistry, Bachelor of Laws (LLB), and is a legal practitioner in both Australia and New Zealand.
John specialises in the patent field and has particular expertise in a broad range of chemical based technologies including materials chemistry, pharmaceuticals and formulation chemistry.
John is Convenor for the New Zealand Legislation & IPONZ Business Relations Committee.
Jennifer McEwan
Jennifer McEwan is a registered patent attorney, registered trade mark attorney and practising lawyer. Jennifer has been on IPTA's Council since 2012 and headed the Membership Committee until April 2015. Jennifer is currently Convenor of the Trade Marks Legislation and Practice Committee (Australia & New Zealand), the Annual Conference Committee and Co-Convenor of the YIPTA Committee.
Jennifer McEwan is a registered patent attorney, registered trade mark attorney and practising lawyer. Jennifer has been on IPTA's Council since 2012 and headed the Membership Committee until April 2015. Jennifer is currently Convenor of the Trade Marks Legislation and Practice Committee (Australia & New Zealand), the Annual Conference Committee and Co-Convenor of the YIPTA Committee. Jennifer has also been very active on the Conference Committee and has contributed to the organisation of IPTA's annual conferences, including developing topics, inviting presenters, introduction of the now regular YIPTA Breakfast Session. Jennifer is committed to providing members with high level and stimulating annual conferences, and has worked hard to ensure each annual conference with which she is involved is a success. Having established and worked in a boutique IP firm for over 10 years, Jennifer believes it is important for smaller practices to have a voice on Council in order to provide balance and to help ensure the needs of "small firm'" members are met.
Philip Gehrig
Philip Gehrig holds a Bachelor of Engineering Degree with Honours from the University of Melbourne. He specialises in the fields of patents and designs and his experience and expertise spans a broad range of mechanical engineering technologies.
These include aeronautical and aerospace construction and components, medical devices and surgical instruments, prostheses and implants, mining and agricultural equipment, manufacturing processes and machinery, and consumer products.
Philip joined the patent attorney profession in 1991 and qualified and practiced as an Australian patent attorney and a New Zealand patent attorney in Melbourne before moving to Europe, where he worked in Germany for many years. He qualified as a German patent attorney (Patentanwalt) and European patent attorney and was a partner of a leading patent and trade mark attorney firm in Munich, before returning to practice in Australia in 2017.
Philip is a Fellow of the Institute of Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys of Australia (IPTA), a member of the German Patentanwaltskammer, a member of FICPI and a member of AIPPI.
Philip is Convenor of the Patent Practice & IP Australia Business Relations Committee.
William Hird
William specialises in the drafting, prosecution and opposition of patent applications, as well as providing advice on patent matters in the technical fields of mechanical, chemical and process engineering. William's engineering studies focused on modelling industrial biochemical processes particularly in the area of wastewater treatment.
His final year of engineering study was completed on exchange at the Ecole National Superieur d'Ingenieur Genie Chimique (ENSIGC) in Toulouse, a member of the French Grande Ecoles. Here he conducted extensive research in the modelling of fluids in continuous and batch processes and participated in several industry placements with a number of large companies.
Since joining Davies Collison Cave in 1998, William has been particularly involved with the protection of innovations developed in the clean technology sector which include environmentally sensitive building materials, renewable energy production, clean coal, CO2 capture and storage, and treatment and recycling of waste and waste water.
William joined the IPTA Council in April 2017. William is the Convenor of the International Patents Committee and Patents Legislation Committee.
Dr Grant Shoebridge
Grant Shoebridge has a decade of experience in pharmaceutical and biotechnology-related intellectual property. Grant has a PhD in immunology and spent 15 years working in a range of medical research fields including, HIV, cancer and vaccine-based research.
Grant Shoebridge has a decade of experience in pharmaceutical and biotechnology-related intellectual property. Grant has a PhD in immunology and spent 15 years working in a range of medical research fields including, HIV, cancer and vaccine-based research. Grant also has industry-based expertise, having worked for two biotechnology companies in London and Switzerland on the development of diagnostics.
Grant has also been involved in the "gene patent" debate in Australia. This has included numerous TV, radio and print media appearances as well as involvement in IPTA's application to be heard as amicus curiae in the High Court appeal in D'Arcy v Myriad Genetics.
From 2010 to 2013, Grant was a lecturer for "Interpretation and Validity of Patent Specifications" which is part of the University of Technology, Sydney postgraduate law program, and the Masters in Intellectual Property, which provides a pathway to registration for Australian patent attorneys. Grant is currently a lecturer for the University of NSW course "Myths and Realities of Personalised Medicine: The Genetic Revolution".
Grant joined the IPTA Council in 2016 and is currently Convenor of the Public Relations Committee.
David Tadgell
David Tadgell has been in the profession for over 30 years and a partner of his firm since 1993. He qualified as a Patent Attorney in 1988 and became a Fellow of the Institute of Patent Attorneys in February 1989. David has been an active member of the Institute since becoming a Fellow in 1989, including attending many IPTA Conferences.
In his professional life, David has contributed to a number of Intellectual Property organisations, most notably AIPPI, where he held the position firstly as Secretary of the Australian Group for a number of years, and then served as President from 2004 until 2008. He currently holds the position of Council Member of the Australian Group of AIPPI.
David has also been actively involved in education where he has lectured in Patent Systems firstly through the IPTA initiated Academy, and then at the University of Melbourne where he continues to lecture in subjects including Patent Opposition, Patent Restoration and Patent Extension of Term. He is now also part of the team lecturing in Interpretation and Validity of Patent Specifications at the University of Melbourne. David has been involved in the education of Patent Attorneys for about 15 years.
David feels as though he could make an active contribution to Council, particularly given his involvement in the education of students who aspire to become Patent Attorneys, and also because of his experience internationally through his involvement with AIPPI. David sees the Institute as having a leading hand in ensuring that Patent Attorneys receive the appropriate training and his experiences with the education system of Patent Attorneys would be invaluable. Further, David would also be able to contribute given his international experience through AIPPI.
David is currently Convenor for the Finance & Secretariat Committee.
Richard Baddeley
Richard Baddeley was elected to Council in 2000. Initially serving as Convenor, Publications Committee, he has since served on the Patents Practice and Legislation Committees of IPTA Council, for a significant period simultaneously. In these roles, he prepared submissions, in co-operation with other Councillors and organisations, to Government Agencies including IP Australia and ACIP on issues including Crown Use, Privilege and Post Grant Enforcement. These issues remain topical today.
Between 2007 and 2008 Richard also served as IPTA's representative to the Patents Consultation Group of IP Australia, travelling to IP Australia in Canberra to put the views of Institute members on a wide variety of sometimes contentious practice and policy issues including the questions of divisional filings, acceptance periods and opposition practice. Since 2009, Richard has been a member of the IP Professionals Forum group which has held meetings in Melbourne and Sydney so far.
From 2008 to 2017, Richard was the Convenor, Finance and Secretariat Committee, and had initial oversight over Institute finances, including review of income and expenditure statements; and higher level supervision of Institute cash reserves.
Richard served as President of IPTA from April 2017 to April 2019 and now assists on several Committees of Council.


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Taiwan's national flag anthem played in front of Chinese athletes for 1st time
Posted byamongthefray August 5, 2021 Posted inNews, World NewsTags:Authoritarianism, China, International Relations, Internet, Japan, Lee Yang, Li Junhui, Liu Yuchen, National Anthem, Nationalism, Olympics, Politics, Social Media, Sports, Taipei, Taiwan, Tokyo, Tsai Ing-wen, Wang Chi-Lin, Xi Jinping
Badminton gold medalist Wang declares himself from Taiwan, Chinese competitor Li congratulates 'China's Taipei team'
Taiwan's badminton duo on Saturday (July 31) not only captured the country's first Olympic gold in the sport, but their win over a Chinese team meant that the Taiwanese national flag's anthem was played in front of Chinese athletes for the first time in Olympic history, with both sides having very different takes on the political significance.
Aug 5, 2021: Taiwan has taken the opportunity of winning Olympic badminton gold to subtly assert their nationhood, as Chinese nationalists vent their fury online.
In the first set of the men's badminton team finals on Saturday, Lee Yang (李洋) and Wang Chi-lin (王齊麟) found themselves in a tight contest with China's Liu Yuchen (劉雨辰) and Li Junhui (李俊慧) but managed to pull ahead 21-18. The second set went more smoothly for the Taiwanese team, with a 21-12 win, securing the gold and Taiwan's first-ever medal in badminton.
Congratulations to badminton champions Tai Tzu-ying (戴資穎), Lee Yang (李洋) & Wang Chi-lin (王齊麟) for making history at the #BWFWorldTourFinals. I'm so proud of our #Taiwanese athletes shining on the world stage. 🏸#台灣之光
📷: @bwfmedia pic.twitter.com/5TaOWyf2uv
— 蔡英文 Tsai Ing-wen (@iingwen) February 1, 2021
During the medal award ceremony, for the first time in Olympic history, Taiwanese athletes stood at the top of the podium as their Chinese opponents watched the white Chinese Taipei Olympic flagrise to the tune of Taiwan's national flag. The song, which dates back to the 1930s, is normally played after the national anthem during flag ceremonies.
Pressure from China has prevented Taiwan's national anthem from being played at Olympic competitions. Instead, the anthem of the Taiwanese national flag has been played, but the lyrics for the song were changed for the Olympics, with references to the actual national flag excised.
After the medal ceremony on Saturday evening, Wang repeated on his Facebook page what he had posted the previous evening after beating Indonesians Mohammad Ahsan and Hendra Setiawan, but this time in English for more emphasis: "I am Wang Chi Lin. I am from Taiwan." Wang's patriotic post soon gained a staggering 992,000 likes, 65,000 comments, and 10,000 shares.
Wang's Chinese opponent, Li Junhui, on his Weibo page apologized for coming in second place and thanked "the Great Motherland," his coaches, and other people behind the scenes and expressed regret for disappointing them. He then closed by stating, "Lastly, congratulations to "China's Taipei Team," which he followed with three Chinese flags.
#Japan Talks of Defending #Taiwan Against #China Aggression https://t.co/RP1pD8gskK
— Apex (@Apex_WW) July 26, 2021
The Republic of China first competed in the Olympics in 1932, but in 1975, the People's Republic of China applied to participate in the games and insisted that the Republic of China be decertified in the process.
After much controversy over whether the Republic of China could participate in the 1976 Montreal games, Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau suggested that it compete as "Taiwan" as a compromise. The Republic of China government refused his terms at the time and boycotted the games.
Taiwan was not allowed back into the Olympics until the International Olympic Committee had passed the Nagoya Resolution in 1979, obliging Taiwan to use the name "Chinese Taipei" but barring its national flag and anthem. Instead, all subsequent Taiwanese Olympic teams have been forced to fly the Chinese Taipei Olympic flag and play a modified version of the national flag anthem at medals ceremonies.
https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/4262639
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