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Book release
On 18 October there will be also a free online event to discuss the making of EU copyright and the place of the DSM Directive within it. More details will be provided by Eleonora over the next few days.
Courses
Webinars & Events
Assimilate IP is running a number of webinars over the coming months, with a 10% discount for readers when they mention 'IPKat' in their application:
- Intellectual Property for SMEs – 15 September 2021
- Intellectual Property Licensing for Life Sciences and Pharma – 29 September 2021
- Freedom to Operate for Life Sciences and Pharma – 20 October 2021
- Intellectual Property for Commercial Lawyers – 17 November 2021
- Freedom to Operate: Mitigating the Risk of Patent Infringement – 8 December 2021
- IP Essentials for Start Ups and SMEs – Free Webinar - 12 January 2022
Keeping with the AI theme, the Centre for Intellectual Property Policy & Management (University of Bournemouth) is holding an online workshop about 'Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property – A view from practising lawyers', on 26 August 2021. Further details can be found here.
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