BioEntrepreneurship: Life Science IP

CLASS SUMMARY This seminar will provide a broad overview of the specific challenges for life science companies in procuring intellectual property protection. The seminar will discuss how to use an IP-centric approach to ensure that the fruits of research and development can be protected and exploited. The session will also focus on the timing of when to file a patent application and how the need to file quickly  must be balanced with the requirement of providing an enabling disclosure in the patent application. Presenters: Jung-Kay Chiu and Joan Van Zant, Ogilvy Renault REGISTRATION Registration required. $15 General registration Free for students and post-docs Registration is now closed. Click here for more information about the BioEntrepreneurship Series >>

DATE | TIME | LOCATION

February 6, 2008 - February 6, 2008
7:00PM - 9:00PM
MaRS Centre, CR3
101 College

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