Åsa Heiden

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Online Webinar, Thursday, June 15, 2023

Industry 4.0: Formal and tacit manufacturing knowledge in technology transfer and intellectual property 

This panel will explore formal and tacit knowledge in technology transfer, manufacturing, and industry 4.0. In a period of increasing trade barriers, can technology transfer benefit both sending and recipient nations? What insights do we gain from history for the present situation, and how should policymakers respond to rapid technology change? What implications does industry 4.0 have for the IP system internationally? 

In collaboration with George Mason University and Arizona State University.

Intellectual Property Awareness Summit 2023

The sixth annual Intellectual Property Awareness Summit® (IPAS 2023) will be held on May 2nd in Boston, in conjunction with Northeastern University’s Center for Research Innovation (CRI).

​IPAS is a gathering of IP owners, creators, educators, lawyers, organizations and investors, all with a common goal – to explore ways to make the benefits of IP rights, and the issues surrounding them, more apparent to people and society.

·  The complimentary virtual registration code for IPAS 2023 on May 2nd for educators and others is VGENL2023.

To register and to find out more, please click here.

Culture & IP: Analogs to IP Around the World

C-IP2 has an upcoming conference, “Culture & IP: Analogs to IP Around the World,” which will be held virtually via Zoom on Thursday, April 27, and Friday, April 28.

Cultures influence the development of Intellectual Property systems, and Intellectual Property systems influence how cultures develop. This conference will focus on that interplay through the lens of analogs to Intellectual Property in various cultures. This conference brings together scholars from around the globe to discuss how and whether Intellectual Property systems and their analogs co-exist, influence, and inform each other.

To find out more, please click here.

WIPO-U.S. Summer School on IP

C-IP2 George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School is hosting the exclusive two-week WIPO-U.S. Summer School on Intellectual Property this June 5-16. The Summer School will be held virtually so that they are able to include students who would not otherwise be able to attend, and  to encourage collaboration all over the globe.  

The Summer School program provides an opportunity for students, young professionals, and government officials from all over the world to acquire deeper knowledge of U.S. IP, including an understanding of how IP operates as a tool for economic, social, cultural, and technological development. Program participants are exposed to various aspects of intellectual property rights, including the international nature of IP protection and the interface between IP and other disciplines. 

Additionally, U.S. law students can opt take the course for academic credit!

For more information, please click here.

BIP 2023

Ruud Peters joined Bowman Heiden recently to deliver the first module of the Business of Intellectual Property executive education program at CIP this month for 30 industry participants from our partner firms. The program is focused on building a business mindset and teaching a set of models and tools that ensure IP management is driving business value. Ruud’s extensive board-level commercial experience with IP offers a unique experience to learn from one of the world’s most knowledgeable and entrepreneurial IP executives.