Date

Thursday, November 14th 2024 (15:00 - 17:30)

Location

Kempische Steenweg 293/16, 3500 Hasselt, Belgium

Price

€0 for non-members

€0 for members

Language

English

Organised by

De Clercq & Partners

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This session will focus on Computer-Implemented Inventions (CII), providing an update on recent developments in European case law, including G 1/19 and T 2220/20. We will review the key legal decisions that affect patent applications for computer simulations and modelling, especially in AI and software. 

Join us for a focused session on effectively protecting Computer-Implemented Inventions (CII) through patents, with a particular emphasis on software, AI, computer modelling and simulations. We will also explore the basics of software copyright protection and the corresponding financial incentives. This session provides updates on recent legal and regulatory developments, making it ideal for both returning participants of our previous sessions and newcomers. Whether you're interested in intellectual property (IP) for software, machine learning, or innovations across diverse technical domains—such as engineering, chemistry, and healthcare—this session will offer real-world examples and practical insights.

Who Should Attend: 

  • Innovation and IP managers from start-ups, companies, research institutes, and universities involved in or exploring ways to protect their software and AI inventions

  • Computer scientists and engineers pursuing innovative projects

  • Any enthusiasts interested in this increasingly important area of intellectual property practice

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