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Are you looking for a smarter use of your IP? Do you need help with your IP Strategy? Apply then to the Intellectual Property Booster (IP Booster) services, the specialised professional IP facility for public research organisations looking to realise value from their research results.

To be eligible for support you must be a Public Research Organisation (University, Research Institute or similar), located in one of the EU Member States and with an existing EU PIC (Participant Identification Code) to prove that you have previously been the beneficiary of EU funds for R&D.

Experts will examine your case and guide you towards the best intellectual property strategy, at no cost to you and fully supported by the European Commission.

The Call is open, apply online anytime! Deadline for applications is the 31st of May. For any further information go to the FAQs or Contact IP Booster

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