WIPO launches multilingual database

September 19 2014

The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has launched a new database that makes publicly available a trove of technical and scientific terminology

The free database made available by WIPO is provided in 10 languages and includes more than 90,000 terms and 15,000 concepts.

The terminologies contained in the database were validated by WIPO’s own language specialists.

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