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Webinar about Intellectual Property Commercialisation and Finance Webinar
SEP
Mon
28
14:00 - 16:30

Starts in 1 week from now

Location

Online

Programmes
EIT

This joint webinar by the European Patent Office and the European Institute of Innovation and Technology is aimed at EIT Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs), their project partners, start-ups, students and alumni. It looks at how intellectual property can support commercialisation, scale-up and financial sustainability.

The programme covers the strategic role of intellectual property in innovation, followed by sessions on IP commercialisation, cost-effective protection through the Unitary Patent and fee reductions, EPO case studies and tools, and a study on technology investors. The webinar also includes time for questions during the session on commercialisation.

The event is designed for EIT KICs (knowledge and innovation communities) and related innovation actors (start-ups, incubators, students, etc.) who need practical guidance on turning IP into market value and linking IP management to financing decisions. 

The full programme and registration form can be found here

 

 

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