It's a new year which means new events for you!
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Webinars
FIDE
(Legal and Business Research Foundation) and TIPSA (Transatlantic Intellectual
Property Academy) join forces to organize a serial of digital encounters to be
scheduled along the year 2020 around the topic “The role of IP in a new
post-crisis world”. The next event will take place on 13 January on the topic "The
Artificial Intelligence and Data-Led Revolution of Copyright and It's Wider
Implications". Register here
for the event.
Rajiv
Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law is hosting a master’s conference on
intellectual property with the theme “IP for Society”. The conference will be
held from 12 to 14 February 2021. Information on registration is available here
and payment information is available here.
The
UCL Institute of Brand and Innovation Law is hosting a course on “Intellectual
property agreements: Law and practice” over six weeks starting on 16 February
2021. More information on this course is available here. Other
courses hosted by UCL from January to March include “Introduction
to Contracts”, “IP
licensing: An advanced level drafting workshop”, “Privacy
and Data: Law and Practice”, “Drafting
“legal” clauses in commercial contracts” and “Contract
Drafting Skills Workshop”.
Job
opportunities
Durham
Law School has a position available for an assistant professor in Intellectual
Property Law. More information on the position is available here.
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