This exclusive in-person event will be showcasing many of Europe’s startups and coming together to learn from some of the most successful European entrepreneurs of our time. The Latin America IP SME Helpdesk will attend the summit and meet with startups from EU and Single Market Programme (SMP) countries, interested or active in the Latin American market.
This session addresses the specific challenges that EU-funded projects should consider while using or developing Information and Communications Technologies (ICT), particularly knowledge management and protection, exploitation, and maximising impact. At the end of this session, participants will have gained a better understanding of which intellectual property rights (IPR) are appropriate for different ICT technologies as well as the exploitation strategies of different types of ICT.
There are many different ways to define professional and systematic intellectual property (IP) management in Horizon Europe projects. This advanced-level webinar will concentrate on finding the appropriate management framework for one's activity and address the question of how to develop a credible strategy centred on the management and exploitation of research results.
The Latin America IP Helpdesk, in collaboration with the Camara do Comercio do Centro, presents a workshop on the protection of intellectual property rights, with the aim of providing valuable insights and practical strategies for individuals and companies interested in protecting their intellectual creations. Covering various hands-on information, the workshop will be conducted in Portuguese.
In the realm of invention, no single entity holds a monopoly. Therefore, collaboration becomes even more important for fostering innovation, maintaining competitiveness, and achieving growth. This webinar will address the key intellectual property (IP) issues which need to be addressed in business collaborations, particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises and start-ups, in order to best use these intellectual assets as strategic tools.
In collaboration with Eureka Network, the India IP SME Helpdesk organises a training session aiming to apprise European Union small and medium enterprises (SMEs) on Intellectual property (IP) laws in India. The main objective of the session is to raise awareness about the market opportunities that India offers for European SMEs. The session will focus on IP protection strategies in India and how to best prepare when internationalising to India.
The Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) are the EU flagship programme for doctoral and postdoctoral training, equipping researchers with new knowledge and skills through mobility across borders and exposure to different sectors and disciplines. The webinar will offer an overview of critical elements related to intellectual property (IP) management in MSCA. This includes specific features of MSCA grants, Consortium Agreements, and important considerations when drafting MSCA proposals.
The Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) are the EU flagship programme for doctoral and postdoctoral training, equipping researchers with new knowledge and skills through mobility across borders and exposure to different sectors and disciplines. The webinar will offer an overview of critical elements related to intellectual property (IP) management in MSCA. This includes specific features of MSCA grants, Consortium Agreements, and important considerations when drafting MSCA proposals.
Joining forces the Eureka Network, the Latin America IP SME Helpdesk organises a webinar focusing on intellectual property (IP) rights for research and development (R&D) projects in Brazil and Chile. The webinar will provide insights into the basic IP rights including patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. IT will also highlight the significance of registering IP rights in R&D projects, and how it contributes to innovation and business success.
This advanced-level webinar will offer a comprehensive overview of intellectual property (IP) in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). Participants will gain insights into identifying valuable IP rights and learn how to obtain international protection. Additionally, the session will review the latest decisions of the European Patent Office (EPO) concerning the protection of AI inventions, including considerations regarding computer programs and disclosure requirements.
The European IP Helpdesk team is collaborating with the European Commission's Horizon Results Platform (HRP) for a new webinar series exploring different aspect of intellectual property (IP) valorisation. Following the first session on "Introduction to IP as a Business Asset", the second session will specifically focus on artificial intelligence (AI) and IP. This lecture will also provide insights into how data is protected by database rights.
The Consortium Agreement (CA) outlines the rights and responsibilities of project partners, including provisions related to internal organisation and decision-making, financial matters, and the handling of intellectual property (IP) rights. A CA is typically required for most projects and should be signed prior to the Grant Agreement (GA). This webinar will offer insights into the essential components of the CA and the important considerations that should be addressed in it.
Future and Emerging Technologies (FETs) are technologies that are in early-stage commercialisation, having recently transitioned from the lab. This webinar focuses on FETs and highlights how analysing patenting activity can provide valuable insights into the evolution of these technologies.
This webinar aims to increase awareness and promote confidence in utilising IP within the framework of Open Science, emphasising that there is no inherent conflict between the two. It will explore the concept of "openness" in its various interpretations and illustrate how the IP system aligns with the fundamental principles of Open Science. Furthermore, the session will provide examples showcasing how the sharing of IP, data, and publications can be as open as possible while maintaining the option for closure when necessary.
This webinar aims to increase awareness and promote confidence in utilising IP within the framework of Open Science, emphasising that there is no inherent conflict between the two. It will explore the concept of "openness" in its various interpretations and illustrate how the IP system aligns with the fundamental principles of Open Science. Furthermore, the session will provide examples showcasing how the sharing of IP, data, and publications can be as open as possible while maintaining the option for closure when necessary.
We are happy to announce that the European IP Helpdesk team is joining forces with the European Patent Office (EPO) for a lecture series that addresses the IP-related aspects of EU-funded projects in five technical fields. The first session will focus specifically on Quantum Technology and introduce the main aspects of IP management: notably IP ownership, protection and exploitation. Please note that by registering for one session participants will automatically register for all sessions within the series.
We are happy to announce that the European IP Helpdesk team is joining forces with the European Patent Office (EPO) for a lecture series that addresses the IP-related aspects of EU-funded projects in five technical fields. The first session will focus specifically on Quantum Technology and introduce the main aspects of IP management: notably IP ownership, protection, and exploitation. Please note that by registering for one session participants will automatically register for all sessions within the series.
From the proposal stage to project implementation and successful exploitation, IP questions can arise at various points in the lifecycle of an EU-funded project. This webinar will shed light on common pitfalls and specific challenges related to IP in Horizon projects. Participants will acquire a clearer understanding of how to effectively address IP issues in EU-funded research and innovation endeavours.
The commercialisation of IP involves turning an idea or invention into a commodity that can be bought and sold. In this training session, you will receive a general overview of essential concepts in the field of IP licensing, along with tips for negotiation and avoiding common pitfalls. The session will also cover different types of contracts and agreements, including assignments and distribution agreements.
Technology transfer is a complex process that extends beyond scientific and technological aspects, involving numerous non-scientific and non-technological factors and engaging various stakeholders. While high-quality research outcomes are vital, they alone are insufficient for ensuring successful technology transfer. Other critical considerations include effective intellectual property (IP) management and addressing specific aspects related to IP. This webinar will introduce the essential elements and principles within the realms of knowledge and technology transfer.
