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Another week, another round-up of IP events and opportunities!
Training & Events
Following the UK Supreme Court's recent decision in Unwired Planet v. Huawei (for the IPKat's coverage, see here), the 4IP Council is hosting a webinar by Richard Vary (Bird & Bird) to discuss its implications, taking place on 1 September 2020 at 16:00 CEST. Register here.
The European Patent Office's 6-month pre-EQE preparation course commences on 1 September 2020 in a blended e-learning format, with more information and registration available here.
UCL Laws' virtual training courses resume next month, with a course offering including IP licensing: An advanced level drafting workshop (30 September-1 October 2020) and Drafting and negotiating IP terms in research contracts (16-17 September 2020).
Jobs
The EUIPO is seeking linguistic assistants with an interest in IP for Spanish, German, French and Italian language support to assist with tasks such as proofreading and translation. The respective adverts are available via its job portal here.
EDiMA (a trade association representing the platform economy) is recruiting a Brussels-based policy assistant intern for a six-month term from the end of September, to work on issues affecting digital policy including IP rights. For more information and how to apply, see here.
EDiMA (a trade association representing the platform economy) is recruiting a Brussels-based policy assistant intern for a six-month term from the end of September, to work on issues affecting digital policy including IP rights. For more information and how to apply, see here.
IPAN (the Intellectual Property Awareness Network) is seeking a part-time Network and Membership Officer, to suit a recent postgraduate seeking experience in IP. More details can be found in the job advert, with a closing date of 7 September 2020.
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