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Intellectual Property Lecture Series: IP-related aspects of EU-funded projects
JUN
Tue
14
09:30 - 11:00

This was 3 years ago

Location

Online

Programmes
Horizon Europe Digital Europe

The European Patent Office and the European IP Helpdesk offer an Intellectual Property (IP) lecture series that addresses the IP-related aspects of EU-funded projects in five technical fields: medical technologies, artificial intelligence, green technologies, digital communication and biotechnology. The lectures introduce the main aspects of IP management: notably IP ownership, protection and exploitation. The series includes the following sessions from June onwards:

  • Green technologies session on 14/06/2022
  • Digital communication session on 20/10/2022
  • Biotechnology session on 17/11/2022


Also part of the series:

  • Artificial Intelligence on 16/03/2022  -> Dedicated event information here
  • Medical technologies session took place on 19/01/2022  -> Watch the recording here


More information on each of the upcoming sessions is available here

Note: By registering for one of the sessions of the IP lecture series you will also be able to participate in further sessions of the series if you wish to do so. 

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