The Patenting Lives Project (directed by Johanna Gibson) will be conducting some free seminars in Queensland, Australia in the next couple of weeks.
The first of these will be held Tuesday 3rd April, and will be discussing patent protection and gene sequences. The seminar, co-hosted by Griffith University Law School and Phillips Fox Lawyers, will kick off at 5.15 pm at Phillips Fox Lawyers, Level 29 Waterfront Place, 1 Eagle Street, Brisbane. More details are available from Leanne Wiseman of Griffith University on l.wiseman@griffith.edu.au.
Hope to see you there!
The first of these will be held Tuesday 3rd April, and will be discussing patent protection and gene sequences. The seminar, co-hosted by Griffith University Law School and Phillips Fox Lawyers, will kick off at 5.15 pm at Phillips Fox Lawyers, Level 29 Waterfront Place, 1 Eagle Street, Brisbane. More details are available from Leanne Wiseman of Griffith University on l.wiseman@griffith.edu.au.
Hope to see you there!
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