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Welcome to another week in which the cup of IP miscellany runneth over.
Conferences
The IP & Innovation Researchers of Asia (IPIRA) Network is hosting the Third IP & Innovation Researchers of Asia (IPIRA) Conference on 24-27 March 2021 (online). The deadline for submissions is 15 December 2020, with more information available here.
Coming up next week is the IFIM Holiday Seminar, taking place online on 17 December. For those interested in IP damages, copyright exceptions and fairness in copyright, this is the 'place' to be. More information is available here.
Events & Courses
Retromark! Live is returning in webinar form with a Christmas roundup of recent developments on 16 December 2020. Find out more here.
UCL Laws will run a new bite-size course in 'Intellectual property agreements: law and practice', with 12 1-hour sessions held over the course of six weeks, touching on issues of IP, contract and general property law. Register here.
In preparation for the online EQE 2021, Russell IP is hosting a series of free refresher webinars for candidates. Full details are available on the dedicated LinkedIn group.
Vacancies
KU Leuven is advertising for a one-year post as a legal researcher with a focus on the interaction of technological developments and intellectual property law (especially copyright). With a deadline for applications of 4 January 2021, further details are available here.
Competitions & Awards
Google's Diverse Copyright Thesis Award is open until 31 January 2021 for submissions of copyright master theses originally submitted to a university in 2020. Further information on requirements and eligibility can be found here.
The ATRIP essay competition for young intellectual property researchers (under the age of 35) writing in French or English has had its deadline for proposal submissions extended to 1 April 2021, with further details available here.
Other
CREATe (University of Glasgow) yesterday published an open letter signed by a coalition of international academics concerning the new right of revocation found in Article 22 of the recent EU Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market, focusing on the lessons to be learned from existing national laws in the implementation of the directive.
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