RMIT IP Seminar with Dr Michael Harvey

  •  19 Sep 2022
     11:30 am - 1:30 pm

Event information:

Intellectual property (IP) describes any product created through the exertion of your mind and knowledge. IP protection and the rules surrounding this are topics that can seem confusing, opaque, and arbitrary to many scientists. This seminar provides a high-level introduction to IP and discusses how IP is protected in Australia, with some mention of the global rules. Patents are particularly relevant to researchers and workers in deep tech fields like Physics.

This seminar will include:
– an overview of patents and the rules surrounding what is patentable and the criteria for patentability, the risks of prior disclosure
– the general structure of a patent and the most common patenting pathways at Australian universities
– why managing IP is important for startup founders.

Lunch will be served, please register and indicate your dietary requirements.

Dr Michael Harvey – FLEET’s Translation Program manager. Michael helps FLEET members to identify promising research for translation and assists with the process of developing projects ready for commercialisation, industry partnerships, or other impacts. Michael has a PhD in physics and spent the last 17 years founding and running deep tech and materials science startups. If you’re interested in translating your research, entrepreneurship and startups, or just curious about the commercialisation process come along and chat with Michael.

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Address:
Room 13, level 6, building 14, 414-418 Swanston Street, RMIT University, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000, Australia