Registration & Info desk
"Corte Interrata" - Area for parallel sessions/coffee breaks. Registration Desk: Next to Room 1i - Aula 1i https://maps.app.goo.gl/er4Sw7RsYuASSapM6
8:50 AM
9:00 AM
Parallel Session #P4-10i: Biodiversity, AI, and Transparency in Health Innovation
Chair: Elisa UGHETTO (Politecnico di Torino)
Parallel Session #P4-12i: Inventors, Patent Quality, and Knowledge Spillovers
Chair: Neus PALOMERAS (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid)
Parallel Session #P4-1i: Creators, Culture, and Fair Remuneration in Copyright
Chair: Giuseppe SCELLATO (Politecnico di Torino)
Parallel Session #P4-3i: Building Trust in the Unified Patent Court through its Case-law: Equivalence, Proportionality and Transparency
Chair: Daanish NAITHANI, Esther VAN ZIMMEREN (University of Antwerpen)
Parallel Session #P4-7i: Patent Licensing, Pools, FRAND, and Competition
Chair: Filippo GRILLO (Northwestern University)
Parallel Session #P4-8i: Music Rights, Creators, and AI Licensing
Chair: Antonio DE MARCO (Politecnico di Torino)
Parallel Session #P4-9i: Copyright, Heritage, Education, and Public Access
Chair: Caterina SGANGA (Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna)
10:40 AM
Coffee break
11:10 AM
Keynote Lecture #3 - Klaus GRABINSKI (Unified Patent Court)
Title: “Three years in operation: The UPC and Key Case Law of its Court of Appeal”
12:00 PM
Roundtable #4: Perspectives on the UPC: Judges, Practitioners and Scholars
Chair: Esther VAN ZIMMEREN (University of Antwerp) Speakers: Klaus GRABINSKI (Unified Patent Court), Kai HÄRMAND (Unified Patent Court), Alessandro SANCHINI (Modiano), Véronique PEDE (Gevers IP Law)
12:45 PM
Lunch
2:00 PM
Parallel Roundtable #P5-1i: Patent remedies in the US and Europe: a comparison of the eBay test and the IPRED proportionality requirement
Moderator: Laura SHERIDAN (Google)Panelists:Professor Stefania FUSCO Professor Mark LEMLEY Professor Rafal SIKORSKI Professor Martin STIERLE Description: Patent remedies are getting significant attention on both sides of the Atlantic. In the United States, the Supreme Court’s eBay decision is experiencing policy discussion, activity in the courts, and proposed legislation. In Europe, the IPRED’s proportionality requirement is receiving similar interest, with a Commission report on its application, questions from Parliament, and recent UPC appeals. This panel will explore the patent remedies frameworks for the United States and Europe, discuss their impact on innovation, and debate whether changes may be needed - and if so, what those might be.
Parallel Session #P5-10i: Copyright Liability, Platforms, and Circular Economy Models
Chair: Giuseppe SCELLATO (Politecnico di Torino)
Parallel Session #P5-5i: AI Creativity, Content Licensing, and Platform Authorship
Chair: Luigi BUZZACCHI (Politecnico di Torino)
Parallel Session #P5-7i: Generative AI, Human Agency, and Private Ordering
Chair: Elisa UGHETTO (Politecnico di Torino)
Parallel Session #P5-8i: Science, Technology Transfer, and Knowledge Spillovers
Chair: Francesco LISSONI (Bordeaux School of Economics)
Parallel Session #P5-9i: AI, Creativity, and the Future of IP Incentives
Chair: Maurizio BORGHI (Università degli Studi di Torino)
