The IPKat is delighted to learn that the Stockholm University IP Law Review (SIPLR), a student-led journal co-founded by GuestKat Frantzeska Papadopoulou, is organizing an exciting IP seminar that will take place in Stockholm next week, on Tuesday 4 June.
The journal's Editor-In-Chief, Silvia A. Carretta, explains more in detail what the event is about and what lies ahead for SIPLR:
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The Stockholm University IP Law Review is excited and proud to share with The IPKat family news of our next IP seminar:
IP PHARMA CHALLENGES IN 2019.
PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS - TRENDS AND CASE LAW
The seminar will take place on June 4, at Stockholm University.
For those of you who will be in town and want to join, we would be more than happy to have you there! You can confirm your attendance by emailing info@stockholmiplawreview.com.
Nowadays, pharma-related IP challenges are some of the most prominent and discussed topics in the field of IP. Thus, exploring them from different angles and perspectives is a rather intriguing opportunity. Some of the best-known professionals in the field of IP are participating in the seminar to share with us their knowledge and experience regarding this interesting topic.
Here is the list of speakers:
- Carl Wendt - Groth & Co
- Kristina Björnerstedt - Skriptor Zigila
- Thomas Hedner - Institute for Management of Innovation and Technology, Gothenburg
- John Hornby - Lambert Hornby IP Law, London
- Bengt Domeij - Faculty of Law, Uppsala University
Are you excited already? You can find more information about the seminar here, the program is here, and the speakers & topics discussed here.
But the good news is not over yet! The SIPLR is pleased to announce the publication of its third issue, June 2019. Visit our website here to read the latest issue, and don’t forget to check out our previous issues too.
IP Pharma Challenges ... in Stockholm
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