Patenting Human Genes in Europe
Aktivitet: Tale eller præsentation - typer › Foredrag og mundtlige bidrag
Timo Minssen - Foredragsholder
TALK: Patenting Human Genes in Europe
BioSynergy Steering Group Mmeber, Associate Professor Timo Minssen has been invited to speak at the conference IP and the Life Sciences.
The conference, organised by Professor Duncan Matthews, CCLS/ QMUL, and Professor Herbert Zech, University of Basel, will provide in-depth analysis of the boundaries between IP and Life Sciences. Presentations will address the significance of IP for medicine and pharmaceutics, the agricultural sector (crop sciences), Life Sciences research, as well as detailed country case studies.
The conference will be of special interest to academics and practitioners involved in IP and Life Sciences, with conference findings published subsequently as a "Research Handbook on IP and the Life Sciences".
BioSynergy Steering Group Mmeber, Associate Professor Timo Minssen has been invited to speak at the conference IP and the Life Sciences.
The conference, organised by Professor Duncan Matthews, CCLS/ QMUL, and Professor Herbert Zech, University of Basel, will provide in-depth analysis of the boundaries between IP and Life Sciences. Presentations will address the significance of IP for medicine and pharmaceutics, the agricultural sector (crop sciences), Life Sciences research, as well as detailed country case studies.
The conference will be of special interest to academics and practitioners involved in IP and Life Sciences, with conference findings published subsequently as a "Research Handbook on IP and the Life Sciences".
13 nov. 2015
Begivenhed (Konference)
| Titel | IP and the Life Sciences. |
|---|---|
| Dato | 13/11/2015 → 14/11/2015 |
| Afholdelsessted | University of Basel, Law Faculty, Peter Merian Weg 8, 4002 Basel, Switzerland |
| By | Basel |
| Land/Område | Schweiz |
Relaterede Publikationer (1)
- Udgivet
Patenting Human Genes in Europe: and how it compares to the US and Australia
Publikation: Bidrag til bog/antologi/rapport › Bidrag til bog/antologi › Forskning › fagfællebedømt
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