However, under the problem-solution assessment, “what might not be in the patentable bucket” is a way of assessing existing genetic markers, often used in personalized medicine, to better determine ...

They’re not problems; they are merely facts of life, like natural disasters. Often, what appears to be a problem is actually an opportunity in disguise. 3. Challenge the definition from all angles.

We look for a solution to fix a problem that, in many cases, was caused by a previous solution. Solutions are often valuable, but we need to distinguish between solving meaningful problems and ...