Let me remind you that the University of Brescia is member of the Pan-European Seal Professional Traineeship Programme, that gives enormous opportunities to our students.

The Pan-European Seal Professional Traineeship Programme (Pan-European Seal) is a comprehensive traineeship programme that bridges academia and the labour market in different fields (IP, law, finance, business, engineering, etc.) to promote and disseminate Intellectual Property among the Academic Community.

It is promoted in partnership with two of the world’s largest IP offices, the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) in Alicante, Spain and the European Patent Office (EPO) in Munich, Germany and their strategic University partners.

This programme gives high-achieving, young university graduates access to a year-long (12 months) paid traineeship at either the EUIPO or the EPO, helping them get a foot in the door of the competitive world in a variety of fields through valuable, on-the-job, multicultural and professional work experience.

Within the context of the ongoing fight against high levels of youth unemployment in Europe and the commitment thereof to social responsibility, the Pan-European Seal will offer traineeship posts every year to graduates of their university partners, administered by both of the abovementioned offices. The number of posts offered is determined on an annual basis.

For more information, feel free to contact me at massimiliano [dot] granieri [at] unibs [dot] it or visit the program’s website at https://euipo.europa.eu/knowledge/course/view.php?id=1851

I have been invited as a speaker to a seminar organized by the Italiana Patent and Trademark Office on the evaluation of intellectual property. The seminar will be held in Rome on July 5, 2018, at the UIBM. More information is available at  http://www.uibm.gov.it/index.php/18-07-2018-traditional-knowledge-nell-ambito-della-protezione-della-proprieta-intellettuale

My speech will be about the methodologies of evaluation that are allowed in the statutory discipline of the Italian patent box, as borrowed by the OECD guidelines on transfer pricing.

At the University of Brescia we size any opportunity to have a dialogue among disciplines. Thanks to my colleague at DII Alberto Signoroni we will discuss about standard setting and antitrust control in the TLC sector. See the program below.

 

 

The University of Brescia is a member of the EPO Pan-European Programme, a prestigious initiative to select brilliant candidates that are interested in pursuing a traineeship at the EPO or at the EUIPO. Up to 100 paid positions are available every year.

The University of Brescia is expected to provide a shortlist of five candidates by the end of April, that will participate in the selection for traineeship periods starting in September 2018. Anyone with a technical degree and full knowledge of one of the official languages of the EUIPO system can apply. This year the Programme accepts graduates also from other disciplines.

Anyone interested in the application can send an email to massimiliano [dot] granieri [at] unibs [dot] it

More information is available at  http://http://www.epo.org/learning-events/materials/pan-european-seal.html

Da domani, ripartono i seminari sulla #proprietà #intellettuale per i dottorandi dell’Università degli Studi di #Brescia. Una buona occasione per mischiare i saperi e condividere problemi e riflessioni con chi si avvia nella ricerca nelle scienze c.d. dure. Ovviamente, il seminario è aperto a tutti. Grazie a Mariacristina Missale del DMMT per l’organizzazione.

Appena uscita una comunicazione su #Tutto Misure che racconta quello che stiamo facendo all’Università di Brescia sul #trasferimento tecnologico con Franco Docchio e i colleghi del Technology Transfer Office. L’articolo si può leggere su  https://issuu.com/tutto_misure/docs/tm1_mar2018_completo_conlink

 

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