Research and innovation in the quantum field is crucial to creating prosperous societies for the future. Cooperation as well as competition between countries and between companies is positive for the development of technology.
However, the international race leads to risks of espionage, technology theft and various kinds of intrusions into the intangible world. In this webinar, we examine the difficult balance between internationalization and safeguarding Swedish assets.
Which legislation and which rules do we have to deal with at national and EU level? Which authorities agree on which issues? Which networks do we as innovation promoters in quantum technology need to be active in?
How should we act practically to both create and protect the value of the technology that is developed at the academy, in cooperation between academia and industry and in international cooperation projects?
We may not find all the answers in this hour, but we can go some way to solving the puzzle.
The webinar is led by Christin Wendel at UU Innovation. She previously has extensive experience from PRV, where she coordinated PRV's activities for and with Swedish higher education institutions in matters of intangible assets and intellectual property rights.
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