Till 15th of March we have applications open for a position of a doctoral candidate in the Faculty of Law, Lund University. Application is open to proposals in any field of law and comes with 4 year full-time research funding. Worth giving it a go! https://t.co/hFDVVM8eKn
These were great two days in EUIPO - European Union Intellectual Property Office reflecting on possibilities for further cooperation for the Faculty of Law at Lund University! Thank you to the Pan-European Seal team for organizing and being great hosts a…https://t.co/ddj1QS7L2G
The Faculty of Law in Lund University is now searching for two brand new doctoral students! One position is open for projects in environmental law and the other accepts applications in any field of law. apply and become our colleag…https://t.co/1JospvzyOd https://t.co/ixAnEPUhfH
While I was on vacation this podcast where we were discussing the EU approach to Artificial Intelligence with Stefan Larsson and Johan Axhamn came out! Could perhaps be a interesting listen with your morning coffee :) https://t.co/0uvmosENZF
And a new title!! Thank you everyone for your support and encouragement, it really helped me to feel more confident during the defense :) https://t.co/ng0Fi9k3cX
Dear friends and colleagues! The day has finally come and I am very happy to announce that I am going to defend my PhD thesis in EU copyright law on the 1st of October! This has been a long journey but I am proud of the result and excited to see what the…https://t.co/isOgXlYA5h
The ECtHR has just granted an interim measure in favor to A. Navalnyy and indicated that the Russian federation is to immediately release him from custody: https://t.co/z0FANzzTox
I am very interested to see what happens next...
Celebrating a successful defence with @liliia_oprysk! She defended beautifully with prof. Hugenholtz and prof. Rognstad as opponents. You can find the text of the dissertation at https://t.co/5LBr601XTG
Ana Nordberg talking about whether AI could be an inventor in the framework of patent law in #LUIP conference on #AI, data protection and intellectual property in Lund!
Some of my thoughts on the new contractual protection measures for authors under the DSM directive and their implementation into national laws: https://t.co/u9M6merrl4
@theflyinglawyer I was thinking along these line too, including the implications for the art. 17 DSM directive - we kind of presume that "parodies are ok", but what is the scope of this exception really? It will (might) depend on the moral rights in each member state, it seems.
The Belgian Enterprise Court has put the Deckmyn formula to the test and concluded that violation of moral rights was an obstacle to apply parody exception in the Maya the Bee cigarettes case: https://t.co/v8vfepdzC5
What standards has the CJEU applied in its 20-year copyright case law? What relations are there between pairs of standards? Here's a spin-off of https://t.co/eRSh4mVNIZ which will be published in Intellectual Property Quarterly soon https://t.co/JaoloBmWT2
Vadym Semenov will defend his PhD thesis on “Denying prohibitory injunctive relief in patent disputes: grounds and justifications” on 28 May 2019.
Read more at: https://t.co/EGSrlFdaW3 @jura_ku
Bernt Hugenholtz talking in #EuropeanCopyrightSociety annual conference in #Oslo about that entrepreneurial neighbouring rights are outdated and have to be seriously reviewed!