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A |     CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Museum of Art has sued New York City authorities over their seizure of a headless bronze statue believed to depict the Roman emperor and philosopher Marcus Aurelius.A warrant signed by a judge in Manhattan on Aug. 14 ordered the seizure of the statue, which the museum acquired in 1986 and had been a highlight of its collection of ancient Roman art. The museum argues in its suit that the statue was lawfully obtained and that Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office has no legal authority to seize it.The warrant was secured as part of an ongoing investigation into a smuggling network involving antiquities looted from Bubon in southwestern Turkey and trafficked through Manhattan, a spokesperson for Bragg has said. The 76-inch (1.9-meter) statue dates from A.D. 180 to 200 and is worth $20 million, according to the district attorney’s office. The suit filed Thursday asks a judge to declare that the museum is the rightful owner of the statue, which it calls “one of the most significant works in the (museum’s) collection” of some 61,000 objects. Museum officials have repeatedly told the district attorney that their evidence is insufficient and suggested other investigative avenues, according to the suit, but all have been refused.The museum said it also has consulted experts who cast “significant doubt” on the identification of the statue as Marcus Aurelius, noting the experts believe it’s more likely a statue of another Greek philosopher.A spokesman for Bragg said the office is reviewing the lawsuit and “will respond in court papers.” He also noted the office has successfully recovered more than 4,600 illegally traffic antiquities.Museum spokesman Todd Mesek said it does not discuss ongoing litigation but noted the museum takes provenance issues very seriously.The statue was removed from view earlier this year, and the museum changed the description of the piece on its website, where it calls the statue a “Draped Male Figure" instead of indicating a connection to Marcus Aurelius.Turkey first made claims about the statue in 2012 when it released a list of nearly two dozen objects in the Cleveland museum’s collection that it said had been looted from Bubon and other locations. Museum officials said at the time that Turkey had provided no hard evidence of looting.The Manhattan district attorney’s office has worked in recent years to repatriate hundreds of objects looted from countries including Turkey, Greece, Israel and Italy. It was unclear who might be targeted in the investigation of the statue seized in Cleveland.Marcus Aurelius ruled as Roman emperor from A.D. 161 to 180 and was a Stoic philosopher whose “Meditations” have been studied over the centuries.The seized statue shows a man in flowing robes holding one hand in front of him in a regal pose.。    AI摘要      泉州保护中心通过国家与WIPO联合评估，获批TISC正式运行，成为对接国际知识产权资源的重要平台，助力知识产权强市建设。         近日，国家知识产权局印发通知，泉州市知识产权保护中心（以下简称“泉州保护中心”）顺利通过国家知识产权局与世界知识产权组织（WIPO）联合评估，获批第二期第一批技术与创新支持中心（TISC）正式运行单位，成为泉州对接世界知识产权组织资源的重要国家级知识产权公共服务载体，为知识产权强市建设注入新动能。

B |     据了解，TISC是国家知识产权局联合世界知识产权组织打造的公共服务项目，依托全球专利情报资源，面向企业、高校、科研院所等创新主体，提供专利检索分析、专利导航、创新咨询、宣传培训等专业服务，打通技术研发、专利布局、成果转化全链条信息服务通道，助力重点产业关键技术攻关与创新实力提升。    筹建期间，泉州保护中心严格对标国家级标准深耕服务建设，聚焦生物医药、新能源等重点产业，落地15个专利导航预警项目，助力企业产出高价值专利超1100件。同时，搭建市级知识产权运营服务平台，累计出具各类专业分析报告2700余份，并常态化开展知识产权科普培训，上线47门公益课程，线上点击量超5.5万次，同步打造专业化人才队伍，夯实服务根基。    作为福建首家国家级知识产权保护中心，泉州保护中心已获批多项国家级平台资质。此次TISC落地，是对泉州知识产权公共服务能力的认可，将进一步完善本地知识产权“一站式”公共服务体系，深度赋能区域产业创新发展。（融媒体记者 郭剑平）。

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