Ever wondered if the digital economy comes with specific IP challenges? Maybe you find a bit of inspiriation in our Medium article.
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IP roadmapping workshop @BradfieldCentre @ifmCambridge @iipmcambridge
Very pleased to see such inspiring lineup of speakers for the upcoming Cambridge Strategic IP Forum this Thursday @IfMCambridge @IIPMCambridge @Cambridge_ENG
We are looking forward to welcoming speakers from Edomag, F-Start, Schlumberger and IBM to the 7th Strategic IP Forum with the theme „IP for successful business models“. More details about the programme available here:
https://www.ifm.eng.cam.ac.uk/events/strategic-intellectual-property-forum/
If you want to come along, register your place at:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/strategic-intellectual-property-forum-tickets-49088945357
We look forward to another exciting SIPF at the IfM premisses in Cambridge.
1m€ Belmont Forum consortia grant for @IIPMcambridge research team @ifmCambridge @Cambridge_Eng @ESRC
We are excited that our proposal was selected to receive funding from the Belmont Forum, a pan-international social science research body. The project focuses on studying how IP models can help to accelerate sustainability transitions, particularly analysing sustainable business models for clean energy and the circular economy.
Starting in October, the IPACST project will run for three years. Project partners include:
- Department of Management Studies at the Indian Institute of Science (Anjula Gurtoo)
- Chair of Innovation Management at Freie University Berlin in Germany (Carsten Dreher and Elisabeth Eppinger)
- The International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics (IIIEE) at Lund University in Sweden (Nancy Bocken).
- The Centre for Technology Management, Intellectual Property and Innovation Management research group, University of Cambridge (Frank Tietze).
Total projects funds are about 1m€. UK funds for the project come from the Global Challenges Research Funds, respectively the ESRC. The project is among 12 selected consortia projects out of 155 eligible proposals.
We will soon be looking to recruit a postdoc, preferably with research expertise in IP and licensing, but also sustainable innovation and the circular economy.
How an open approach to patents can help build a sustainable future
Short article on the above topic in the recenlty published newsletter of the Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge available for reading here.
Roadmapping for IP strategy making
In Singapore we have been using the Cambridge roadmapping approach a first time for sector-level IP strategy making in a training provided to consultants of the Singaporean IP Office (IPOS). Very pleased that this collaborative venture of IfM CTM and Policy Links has worked so extremely well.