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Events
5 March 2024: Workshop on Digital Assets, Ownership and Property Rights
Queen Mary Intellectual Property Research Institute, in partnership with the Cloud Legal Project at CCLS, is organising a workshop exploring how the concepts of ownership and property rights relate and apply to digital assets. As the debate in both national and international forums gather pace – such as the Law Commission’s Consultation on Digital Assets (2024) and UNIDROIT Principles on Digital Assets and Private Law – this event is a timely opportunity for all to consider the consequences of treating digital assets through the lens of ownership and property rights. Book here.
6 March 2024: High-Level Webinar for IP Practitioners in India
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Organised by WIPO and The Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys (CIPA) in collaboration with UK IPO you can join a virtual tour de force of three core themes at the forefront of today’s IP landscape: IP and AI: Patenting in the Age of Digital Transformation; IP Ecosystems: International Treaties and Instruments for Patent Protection; Enhancing Patent Prosecution for IP Offices, IP Attorneys/Agents and Future Developments. You can register here.
Calls and opportunities
Luiss Guido Carli University is hosting an event entitled 'Intellectual Property, Ethical Innovation and Sustainability, Towards a New Social Contract for the Digital Economy?’ Registrations are now open here, including the call for papers the main conference and for the PhD workshop.
Deadline for application: 20 March 2024. For more information, click here.
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