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Lecture 1: Patenting in the food industry – challenges from an examiner perspective
Patents in food technology are strategic instruments on the multi-billion-euro food market. Understanding the main challenges of patentability in food technology is key to deploying efficient patent protection.
This video provides an insight into EPO practice.Dominika Baráč, examiner in food science and technology, EPO
Doris Krajewski, examiner in food science and technology, EPORecorded online lecture
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Lecture 2: Developing an IP strategy: practical and post-grant aspects of food patents
From universities and SMEs to global companies, there are many different strategies for protecting inventions. Flexible IP strategies adapted to a company’s growth phases or its changing position in the innovation cycle help inventors best exploit the full value of their patents
Watch this video to find out more about these topics.Kim Wagner, European patent attorney, Plougmann Vingtoft, Partner, Head of opposition & litigation, honorary court-appointed expert at the Maritime and Commercial High Court (Sø- og Handelsretten), Copenhagen, Denmark
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Lecture 3: IP commercialisation
Innovation is at the heart of food technology, one of the world’s leading industries. Global food businesses evolve in response to changing consumer needs and utilise IP in order to protect and foster investment in differentiating technology as well as to enable collaboration.
This video reflects these aspects.Danny Keenan, Vice-President Patents, Foods and Refreshment, Unilever Patent Group, UK
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Lecture 4: Meet an inventor from the food technology industry (Oatly AB and Aventure AB)
In this video, inventor Rickard Öste talks about best practices on how to overcome challenges and hurdles to successfully reach the market.
Rickard Öste, inventor and co-founder of Oatly AB and Aventure AB, professor emeritus, Department of Food Technology, Engineering and Nutrition, Lund University, Sweden
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More e-learning resources
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