Europe - E-Learning

Introduction to IP
09/09/2020

This IP training module provides an introduction to basic concepts and definitions of Intellectual Property (IP) and Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). Participants will hear about the first steps to be taken when it comes to IP protection and get a first overview of existing practices and processes related to IP management and even its enforcement.

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Geographical Indications
09/30/2020

This webinar will provide the participants with a general overview on the discipline of Geographical indication and Geographical Names, how to protect them and avoid confusion with trademarks and tramark law in the European Union

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Importance of IP for SMEs
10/28/2020

What are the basic needs and issues connected to IP in an SME's day-to-day activities? This eLearning module provides an overview of problems and mistakes that are committed while communicating to SMEs, suggesting possible solutions.

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Technology Transfer
09/23/2020

This webinar will make you familiar with key questions and aspects related to technology transfer, technology transfer procedures in private and public institutions and how to manage and reduce risks..

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IP Assessment
10/29/2020

This webinar will provide useful information with regard to the most important steps of IP assessment: Technological, Financial, Market and Legal considerations.

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IP Commercialisation and licensing
10/7/2020

The webinar provides an overview of key aspects in the field of Intellectual Property licensing, including negotiation tips and legal traps. When does licensing makes sense and which are the difference between licenses agreements and other agreements.

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COVID-19 special - IP in Biotechnology
12/3/2020

The term biotechnology summarizes all technologies relating to living systems and organisms as a basis for developing and manufacturing technological applications that use biological systems. The field of biotechnology is regarded as one of the most innovative fields in terms of developing future applications.

The protection of biotech inventions by appropriate Intellectual Property Rights is extremely important due to the close link between such innovations and the development of a product.

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IPR and Software
11/5/2020

Software is present at all levels, at the interface with low level hardware though to the interface with end users, and everything in between. But the nature of software raises many issues concerning its management, protection and exploitation. This is due to the range of different application areas; its ability to operate globally; its fast rate of development, adaptation and change; and its composite nature. Because we also live in an interconnected world, software needs to manage its interfaces, and to take into consideration formal and de-facto standards, to ensure seamless interoperability.

This webinar will look at some specific issues concerning the protection and exploitation of software, such as the most appropriate IP Rights to use (e.g. patents, database rights, etc), and different exploitation models for design tools, product and services (e.g. Open Source licensing, start-ups, etc). This webinar is relevant for all those involved with developing and exploiting software tools, products and services; or acquiring or licensing it in; whether they are SMEs, large companies or researchers.

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IP & Pharma
9/28/2020

In today’s global economy, knowledge is emerging as one of the most fundamental economic forces. Strong IP systems can incite funding into knowledge development and, thus, promote innovation. This is particularly relevant for the pharmaceutical industry, which depends on patent protection to support its investments in medical research. Developing a new drug and successfully bringing it to market is a risky, lengthy and expensive venture especially now that COVID-19 created an urgent need for therapeutic innovation!

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New Copyright Directive
11/19/2020

On 15 April 2019, the European Council approved the Directive on Copyright and Related Rights in the Digital Single Market. This Directive intends to make EU copyright rules fit for the digital age. Watch this animated clip for a quick overview and download our fact sheet on the topic.

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Freedom to operate
12/02/2020

The webinar will answer the following questions:
    What is FTO, what are the different FTO types, what level of accuracy can be chosen in the data analysis?
     Why is FTO strategically important for commercialisation activities of SMEs?
     When should SMEs choose to invest in FTO analysis and how much should they budget for that?

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IP Commercialisation and Licensing - Advanced
12/10/2020

This webinar is the second training (advanced module) on the topic of licensing and aims at providing an overview of the key terms, which should be addressed in a (patent) license agreement and discusses the possible options for each of the terms.

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IP in EU funded Projects/H2020
10/14/2020

This webinar aims to give you a basic understanding of how to properly deal with intellectual property issues and learn about common pitfalls and IP challenges in EU-funded research and innovation initiatives (FP7/Horizon 2020).

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Consortium Agreements
10/21/2020

This webinar aims at providing: A general overview of the way in which the drafting and negotiation of consortium agreements should be addressed in H2020, with a focus on IP provisions.

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IP in H2020 with a special focus on MSCA
11/4/2020

The webinar will provide an overview of key aspects in the field of intellectual property management in Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions , like peculiarities of MSCA grant and Consortium Agreements or relevant issues in writing MSCA Proposals

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Impact and Innovation in H2020
11/24/2020

From finding the right management framework for one’s activity to the question of how to develop a credible strategy focused on the management and exploitation of the research results: This eLearning module addresses different ways to define professional and systematic IP management in Horizon 2020 projects.

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IP Management in ICT projects
11/26/2020

Compared to other technology sectors, ICT innovations (e.g. new products or services) have unique challenges. ICT innovations often require bundles of different IP Rights (e.g. patents, trademarks, copyright, etc); ICT can be trans-border (e.g. cloud-based); ICT is cumulative (e.g. much re-use and integration); ICT is convergent (e.g. technologies can recombine to create new innovations); ICT is fast-moving and fast-changing (e.g. short life cycles, new paradigms). These characteristics raise many challenges for EC funded projects concerning the management and protection of research results, and strategies and plans for their exploitation.

This webinar will discuss specific issues that EC funded projects should address whether using or developing ICT; in particular concerning knowledge management and protection, exploitation, and maximising impacts. This webinar is relevant for all those involved with using, developing and/or commercially exploiting ICT innovations, whether they are SMEs, large companies or researchers.

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Effective IP and Outreach Strategies Help Increase the Impact of Research and Innovation
11/11/2020

Maximising the impact of Horizon 2020 projects through effective communication, dissemination and exploitation activities: This eLearning module clarifies the terminology by illustrating the differences between the three concepts and providing an overview on key practical steps and central aspects related to IP and innovation management.

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Maximize the impact of Horizon 2020 project results
12/9/2020

Learn more about the exploitation of IP rights in H2020 projects. This eLearning module focuses on the creation and development of IP rights both during and after the project in order to generate the best possible results.

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