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29 November 2022FeaturesPatentsVítor Sérgio Moreira and Anna Shcherbyna

Ukraine’s patents: from past to present

The first patent system in the Russian Empire was established by Czar Alexander I in 1812, through the publication of the “Manifesto on the Privileges for Various Inventions and Discoveries in Crafts and Arts”.

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