Tamar Khuchua published the article ‘Different ‘Rules of the Game’ – Impact of National Court Systems on Patent Litigation in the EU and the Need for New Perspectives’. >> Read more
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Lucius Klobučník, EIPIN-IS ESR 15, taught classes within the course “Law and the Internet” at the Faculty of Law, University of Eastern Finland. Lectures were also streamed live to students at the University of Turku and covered topics such as digital music licensing, collective management of copyright in digital era, intermediary liability and the Digital
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On 8th October 2019, ESR 4 – Maurizio Crupi presented at the III Journée de la Jeune Recherche en Propriété Intellectuelle (JJRPI) organised by the Institut de Recherche en Propriété Intellectuelle (IRPI) at Université Paris II. Maurizio delivered a presentation titled “PDOs and PGIs: a more pragmatic approach to the link to origin“, showing whether
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Lucius Klobučník, EIPIN-IS ESR 15, won the EPIP Young Scholar Award 2019 for the best paper submitted by PhD students to the European Policy for Intellectual Property (EPIP) conference. The EPIP 14th Annual Conference took place at the ETH in Zurich in September 2019. The working paper with preliminary title “Comparative Analysis of DSP Liability
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End of September 2019, Anastasiia Kyrylenko (ESR 10) presented at the VII Young Researchers Conference at the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Ukraine. The conference brought together senior and junior academics, as well as PhD students from leading Ukrainian Universities. Mrs. Kyrylenko spoke about the role of the CJEU case law in the implementation
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On August 9th, 2019, Natasha Mangal (ESR 12) presented one of her working papers at the Intellectual Property Scholars Conference, hosted this year by her former law school, DePaul University College of Law in Chicago, IL. Now in its 19th year, IPSC is a long-standing collaboration between DePaul University College of Law, UC Berkeley School
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Francesca Mazzi and Anastasiia Kyrylenko spoke at the Second IP Researchers Europe Conference (IPRE), held in Geneva between 28th and 29th of June 2019. The conference, hold jointly by WIPO, WTO and the University of Geneva, brought together junior and senior researchers from across the Europe, to present their latest advancements. The event was also
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On 12 April 2019, four of our Early Stage Researchers (ESRs), namely Girish Somwarpet, Anastasiia Kyrylenko, Gerben Hartman and Tamar Khuchua, spoke at the IP campus event in the EUIPO. The IP Campus, which has been yearly organized by the EUIPO since 2015, aims at introducing the Office’s Pan-European Seal trainees to further career opportunities
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Strasbourg, 29 June 2019 – As part of the CEIPI 2019 Interdisciplinary Research Week, ESRs 1,2,3 and 4 presented to the CEIPI and EIPIN IS Teams the empirical methods they employ in their researches. Girish started by speaking about how micro agents/actors bring a macro change which forms the foundational thesis of complex adaptive systems.
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Rome (IT), May 10, 2019 – Niccolò Galli, ESR 3, spoke at the Università Europea di Roma within the series of seminars organised by Professor Valeria Falce’s Jean Monnet Chair on EU Innovation Policy. After selection by two independent reviewers, Niccolò presented his working paper titled Patent Aggregation Redefinitions and Taxonomy of Its Activities Useful
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