Thesis

Dissecting the Software Patent Problem: An Argument Against Patentability Based on the Relationship between Software and Mathematics, Faculty of Law, University of Tasmania (2012)

Book

The Patentability of Software, Taylor and Francis, (2019)

Journal Articles

“Case Brief: Bilski v Kappos” (2010) Journal of Law, Information and Science 229

“Avoiding the Software Patent Problem: An Alternative Fix for TRIPS Junkies” (2007) 14(1) eLaw: Murdoch University Electronic Journal of Law 100.

“A Comment on Software, Patents, Innovation and Openness”, (2003) JlLawInfoSci 2

“Exploring the Parameters of the Gene Patent Debate” (2004) 8(2) Journal of South Pacific Law 3

Conference Papers & Seminars

“Brand or Be Damned: A Guide to Brand Choice and IP Protection” Webinar, The Education Network, 23 January 2023

“Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell: Identifying and Protecting Organisational Know-How and Trade Secrets”, Webinar, The Education Network, 9 August 2022

“Clinging onto the Dragon’s Tail: Protecting Your Brand in China”, Webinar, the Education Network, 19 October 2021

“Acquiring a Business with IP: Tricks and Traps When Acting for the Purchaser”, Webinar, The Education Network, 27 November 2020

“Pre-Contractual Representations: When Can They Come Back to Bite?”, Webinar, Television Education Network, 28 October 2019

“Computer Implemented Invention Disputes”, IPSANZ Seminar, 9 May 2019

“Software Patents: The Next Myriad”, IPSANZ Seminar, 7 April 2016

“In Defence of Patentable Subject Matter”, paper presented to Patents and Trade Marks: Year in Review” conference, LegalWise, 25 June 2014

“7 Things Lawyers Don’t Understand About Software”, paper presented to linux.conf.au, Hobart, 22 January 2009

“Like Oil and Water: Software, Mathematics, Fine Art and Patents”, paper presented to the Sharing Excellence in Research Conference, University of Tasmania, Hobart, September 2008