Seeking Clarity Through European Copyright Law Project coordinator: Dinusha Mendis Project description The project explores the opportunities and challenges presented by new and emerging technologies with a specific focus on software and its implications for EU copyright and copyright licensing. In doing so, the project will particularly question the concept of the ‘author’ and ‘owner’… Read more »
Digital rights and defences in the networked environment Project coordinator: Dr Marcella Favale Project description Internet platforms, currently labelled by law as ‘intermediaries’, have revolutionized the digital world as we know it. Online purchases, free content, social contacts, are all parts of this scenario. In this picture, internet users are also content creators, but to… Read more »
Visiting Fellow – Autumn 2019
Research seminar – Wednesday 16 October
On 14th October 2019, the final workshop of the European Commission funded project, ‘The Intellectual Property Implications of the Development of Industrial 3D Printing’ was hosted in Brussels. The project commissioned by the European Commission to Bournemouth University, aims to formulate a clear picture of the Intellectual Property (IP) framework that could enhance the competitiveness… Read more »
POSTPONED: Olga Gurgula: “Strategic Patenting by Pharmaceutical Companies: Should Competition Law Intervene?” March 31, 2022
UN’s Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNCRI) Workshop on emerging threats to IP Law March 10, 2022
Jean-Marc Deltorn: “The Patentability of Artificial Intelligence Applications” March 3, 2022
