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English articles that prove the method.
This knowledge center presents Ma Su's patent strategy, patent-map guided innovation, China prosecution, and science innovation education methodology in English for global readers.
Patent Mining
Enterprise IPR Patent Mining: A Five-Step Method for Finding High-Value Inventions
A practical workflow for enterprise IPR teams to discover patentable technical solutions from real R&D work. Read articleChina Prosecution
Responding to Inventive-Step Office Actions in Chinese Invention Patent Applications
A practice note on how to read, decompose, and respond to creativity objections during Chinese examination. Read articlePortfolio Strategy
Using Divisional Applications to Extend the Patent Protection Chain
How divisional practice can support layered protection, prosecution flexibility, and long-term portfolio control. Read articleAI and IP
Patent Mining and Portfolio Layout in the AI Era
A discussion of how AI can lower the cost of patent mining while increasing the need for expert legal judgment. Read articleIP Policy
How Patents Balance Private Rights and the Public Interest
A public-facing explanation of why patent systems disclose technical knowledge while granting time-limited exclusivity. Read articlePharma IP
Patent Layout Strategy for Generic Drugs
A structured reading of how generic pharmaceutical players can understand and respond to patent barriers. Read articleClaim Drafting
A Simple Guide to Patent Claim Drafting
A practical explanation of claim drafting logic, centered on technical features and defensible scope. Read articlePatent Mining
The Easiest Path for Patent Mining
A direct route for IP teams to identify patentable improvements through problem decomposition and technical substitution. Read articleIP Education
Protecting Intellectual Property Means Protecting Innovation and the Future
A broad essay on the social, educational, and industrial meaning of intellectual property protection. Read articleInnovation Methodology
Reverse Thinking as a Powerful Innovation Method
An innovation-method essay on using reverse thinking to break fixed assumptions and generate new technical paths. Read articleInnovation Education
Is Innovation Really Difficult?
A concise essay arguing that innovation can be taught through structured problem discovery and technical recombination. Read articleYouth Innovation
Youth Science Innovation Topic Selection Questionnaire
A guided questionnaire for helping young students discover real innovation topics instead of forcing empty ideas. Read articleProject-Based Learning
Rejection and Asking for Help: Lesson Two of an Innovation Competition
A project-based learning reflection on how students learn from rejection, outreach, and real-world communication. Read articleProject-Based Learning
Interdisciplinary Integration: Using Mathematics After a Practical Setback
A teaching note on how a science innovation project can integrate mathematics after encountering real-world limits. Read articleYouth Innovation
Youth Innovation Competition Practical Lessons Four and Five
A continued project diary on guiding young innovators from concept formation toward testing and presentation. Read articleBook and Curriculum
Why I Decided to Write These Experiences into a Practical Science Innovation Textbook
A personal essay explaining why Ma Su converted practical education experience into a science innovation textbook. Read articlePatent Maps
Using Patent Information for Innovation
How patent information can guide invention mining, R&D decisions, and patent portfolio design. Read articleAI Era
A Practical Course Framework for Science and Innovation
From discovering real problems to patent search, AI collaboration, prototyping, validation, and IP protection. Read articleChina Practice
What Foreign Patent Firms Should Know Before China Prosecution
Why China entry should be treated as a strategic examination event, not a translation task. Read articleEnglish-first publishing
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