What is the role of intellectual property management in an open research world? Webinar (2026.03.11)
- Dates
- Wednesday, March 11, 2026 - 14:00 to 15:00
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Location
- Online (Teams)
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Contact
Library Research Support
The session focuses on how open research and protection of intellectual property (IP) are complimentary approaches to achieving the same goal: the generation of impact from research. The session will give an overview of what research intellectual property is and how it is managed and will discuss factors that should be taken into consideration when deciding whether to protect IP or take a more open research approach. The session will include time for attendees to discuss the two approaches in light of their own research.
Session objectives:
- Understand what research intellectual property is
- Learn what to consider when developing an IP management plan: is a more open research or IP protection the best route?
- Understand how intellectual property can be protected
Target audience:
- Academics
- Researchers, and
- Postgraduate Research Students
RDF category:
- C2 Research management
Session leads:
- Tony Sayer
- Jason Baverstock
Register:
If you want to join, please register and you'll get a calendar invite. The session will be recorded, so if you can't make it but still want the recording, register and mention in the comments that you won't be there live.
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