Seminar: There is no need to be alone in defending innovation
Patenting of chemical industry inventions with advice from the UK and EU Patent Attorney.
The chemical industry plays a significant role in the Estonian market, attracting large investments and the best scientists. Such an investment must be protected so that the invested time and money do not go into the competitor’s pocket. At the seminar, we will expand the influence of the chemical industry outside of Estonia and learn how to protect our inventions when entering the international market. (No spoilers, but the patent is one of the most important ways)
If possible, we are waiting for you on site to ask the expert all the most important questions personally over a cup of tea.
The seminar is held in English.
Who is the event for?
For development and business managers and researchers of chemical industry companies.
Attend the event
09:45-10:00
Gathering
10:00-10:05
Opening words
Jelizaveta Lazonen, Intellectual Property Strategy Consultant of the joint agency of EAS and KredEx
10:05-11:00
Practical advice for patenting inventions in the chemical industry
Ian Tollett, European Patent Attorney
11:00-12:00
Discussion, questions and answers
Ian Tollett, European Patent Attorney
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Ian is a European Patent Attorney with 30 years’ experience helping companies protect their inventions and has been assisting the University of Tartu and its spinouts since 2014.
Jelizaveta is an intellectual property strategy expert with a legal background. She mainly deals with matters related to intellectual property licensing agreements and corporate consulting in related questions. Jelizaveta has a professional higher education (master’s degree, LLM) in the field of intellectual property law.
Attend the event
09:45-10:00
Gathering
10:00-10:05
Opening words
Jelizaveta Lazonen, Intellectual Property Strategy Consultant of the joint agency of EAS and KredEx
10:05-11:00
Practical advice for patenting inventions in the chemical industry
Ian Tollett, European Patent Attorney
11:00-12:00
Discussion, questions and answers
Ian Tollett, European Patent Attorney
Ian is a European Patent Attorney with 30 years’ experience helping companies protect their inventions and has been assisting the University of Tartu and its spinouts since 2014.
Jelizaveta is an intellectual property strategy expert with a legal background. She mainly deals with matters related to intellectual property licensing agreements and corporate consulting in related questions. Jelizaveta has a professional higher education (master’s degree, LLM) in the field of intellectual property law.
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