When a university collaborates with another university and/or an industry partner in a research project, intellectual property (IP) may arise to which multiple parties might wish to lay claim. To avoid conflicts at that stage, it is advisable to regulate the handling of joint IP before the project begins, typically through a project agreement.
This session brings together the members of the Legal SIG community to exchange insights and experiences on joint IP in collaborative research projects. The goal is to foster open discussion around legal challenges, institutional practices, and shared strategies.
The meeting will begin with a short introduction. The core of the session will be interactive breakout discussions in small groups, where participants can share perspectives and explore specific questions. Each group will briefly report back to the plenary, and the meeting will close with a reflection on key takeaways and open questions for further exploration.
This webinar is organised by the Legal SIG. Join the Legal SIG to stay informed.
Was great to meet counterparts in my profession who may share my experiences, but who may also have other ideas and approaches.
Tim Moser
Netherlands Cancer Institute, Netherlands
Exciting training, even after almost 10 hours I am curious about more experience and knowledge.
Petr Suchomel
Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic
This was the right decision giving me the broadest overview, confidence, tools, network and support that is fundamental to feel right in my daily decision process and to keep on learning.
Ricardo Castro
Centre for research in agricultural Genomics, Spain
Three days of learning and networking in Dublin at ASTP annual conference. What a great event!!
Sandra Aresta
CIBIO - Centro de Investigação em Biodiversidade e Recursos Genéticos, Portugal
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Ram Siddappa
Erasmus MC, Netherlands
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