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IP StoriesInnovating with AI: Creativity, Data & IP Decisions #50 – with Álvaro SáezIn this episode of IP Stories, we speak with Álvaro Sáez, Co-founder and CEO of HechicerIA, Co-founder and CTO of Mettis AI and Shintek, and a strategic consultant in AI and creative technologies. Álvaro shares his journey as a serial entrepreneur working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, gaming, computer vision, and audiovisual creation. We explore how generative AI and game engines are reshaping creative production, how startups can navigate copyright, data protection, and biometric privacy, and why trade secrets, patents, and continuous innovation all play a role in building defensible AI businesses. Álvaro also offers practical insights on aligning...
2026-01-0729 min
IP StoriesLeading Innovation: Research, IP & the Future of Telecom #49 with Lyse BrillouetIn this episode of IP Stories, we sit down with Lyse Brillouet, Executive Vice-President of Research at Orange, to explore her multidisciplinary journey across business, technology, innovation, and intellectual property. Lyse shares how leadership and people management have shaped her career, and why she sees IP not just as protection, but as an enabler of innovation. She discusses Orange’s evolving approach to research, the role of standards and SEPs, the complexity of emerging technologies like AI and quantum, and how collaboration with startups, universities, and industry partners can thrive when IP is understood as a flexible, empowering tool.
2025-12-0230 min
IP StoriesRethinking IP in the Age of AI #48 – with Tamar GomezIn this episode of IP Stories, we’re joined by Tamar Gomez, co-founder of Ankar AI, to explore how artificial intelligence is changing the way innovators build, protect, and scale their ideas. Tamar explains how her background in economics and tech shaped her approach to entrepreneurship, and how Ankar AI empowers inventors, law firms, and corporates to make faster, smarter IP decisions. We also discuss how AI is transforming IP from a defensive tool into a true driver of innovation.
2025-11-0419 min
IP StoriesWhy Startups Can’t Afford to Ignore IP #47 – with Magali TouroudeIn this episode of IP Stories, we’re joined by Magali Touroude, founder of YesMyPatent, a firm helping startups and deep tech companies access strong, affordable patent strategies. Magali shares insights from her career, from working at L'Oréal to helping scale cutting-edge ventures, and explains why IP is critical to Europe’s competitiveness in the global innovation race. This is a must-listen for founders, policymakers, and anyone thinking about the future of IP in Europe. Links of interest:https://www.yesmypatent.com/en/
2025-10-0730 min
IP StoriesThe Rise of the Unified Patent Court #46 – with Prof. Dr. Tilman Müller-StoyIn this episode of IP Stories, we sit down with Prof. Dr. Tilman Müller-Stoy, partner at Bardehle Pagenberg and a leading litigator at the Unified Patent Court (UPC). With more than two decades of experience in patent disputes, Tilman shares his journey into IP law, the transformation from national to international litigation, and what makes the UPC a true game changer. We discuss landmark preliminary injunctions, the role of SMEs and startups in this new system, and the practical lessons learned from the UPC’s first two years. Whether you’re an innovator, lawyer, or policymaker, this episode offer...
2025-09-0228 min
IP StoriesProtecting Ideas and Saving Lives: A Founder’s Journey in AI Mobility #45 – with André AzevedoIn this episode of IP Stories, we speak with André Azevedo, co-founder and CEO of WingDriver, a startup using AI and smartphone technology to help drivers stay safe by detecting fatigue and distraction. André shares the story behind the idea, discusses how data privacy is built into their product design, and explains why intellectual property has been a key part of their business strategy from day one.
2025-08-0635 min
Ruck 'n RollMy Name Means Horse.The red light is on and there is no stopping the four horse manure of the apodcalypse. Finey shares some of his Japanese travels, Ken has been on the celebrity hotline to an Aussie showbiz icon and coincidentally Stephen J Peak is also having a Barry Crocker. Bazza actually features in our weekly musical joust as the battlelines are drawn over a 4IP Top 40 from October 1973. There's plenty of footy talk, darts, very slow horses racing and many other topics too humorous to mention. Negotiations continue with Robbie Williams, Snoop Dog, Adam Sandler and...
2025-07-291h 39
IP StoriesDesigning for Real Life: IP, Safety, and Purpose #44 – with Emma GarateaIn this episode of IP Stories, we talk to Emma Garatea, founder and CEO of Cocoon Airbag, the startup behind the world’s first bicycle child seat equipped with an airbag. Emma shares the personal story that sparked her innovation, explains how she brought a deep-tech safety product to life, and discusses the crucial role IP played in protecting and growing her business. We also dive into sustainable design, startup resilience, and the importance of surrounding yourself with the right team and mentors. Click here for more information on this episode.
2025-07-0229 min
IP StoriesFrom Viral Content to Smart Contracts: IP in Tech & Media #43 – with Tamany Vinson BentzIn this episode of IP Stories, we’re chatting with Tamany Vinson Bentz, founder of California IP Law and an IP attorney specialised in technology and media. We get into some big questions, like who owns content created by AI, how streaming and e-commerce platforms are handling IP, and why automation can sometimes go very wrong. Tamany also shares real stories from her work and gives smart, practical advice for startups trying to protect what makes them unique. Plus, we take a look at how blockchain and new tech could shake things up in the IP world.
2025-06-1126 min
IP StoriesOur winners in the spotlight #42 – with Alia Kahwaji, Mina Jasinski, and Ludovico BossiIn this episode of IP Stories, we sit down with the winners of the 2024 4iP Council Research Awards: Alia Kahwaji, Mina Jasinski, and Ludovico Bossi; to explore their award-winning research. From the impact of AI on patentability and voice cloning’s legal implications in music, to the challenges of fair remuneration for creators on social media, this conversation dives into some of the most pressing intellectual property issues of today. A must-listen for anyone interested in how IP is evolving to meet the demands of the digital age.
2025-05-1421 min
IP StoriesEmpowering Inventors: Patents, People and Purpose #41 – with Ann ChaplinIn this inspiring episode, we sit down with Ann Chaplin, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary at Qualcomm, to talk about her fascinating journey into intellectual property, the role of IP in enabling innovation, and Qualcomm’s initiatives to make the patent system more accessible. Ann shares insights on standard essential patents, licensing, and the importance of empowering inventors from all backgrounds. It was a true pleasure speaking with Ann. Her clarity, warmth, and passion for innovation made this conversation one to remember.
2025-04-2342 min
IP StoriesWho Owns the Future? IP in the Age of Intelligent Machines #40 - with Dr. Luke McDonaghIn this episode, we speak with Dr. Luke McDonagh, Associate Professor at LSE Law School, about how AI and robotics are reshaping intellectual property. As intelligent machines become more autonomous, questions about inventorship, ownership, and copyright are pushing legal frameworks to their limits. We explore whether current IP laws are keeping up with these rapid changes and what challenges lie ahead for innovators, businesses, and policymakers. Dr. McDonagh also shares valuable advice for young professionals and students looking to build a career in IP law in this fast-evolving landscape.
2025-04-0143 min
IP StoriesAbout the evolution of IP in a Tech-Driven World #39 - with Prof. Noam ShemtovAs part of our "AI Special," we sit down with Professor Noam Shemtov, a leading expert in Intellectual Property and Technology Law, to explore the evolving challenges at the intersection of IP and emerging technologies.
Topics include AI’s impact on patents and copyright, the ownership debate around AI-generated works, the potential of quantum computing, and the importance of adopting a holistic view of IP law.
Plus, don’t miss our webinar with Noam on Inventorship, Patents, and AI on the 16th of January!
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2025-01-0937 min
IP StoriesRedefining Copyright in the Age of AI #38 - with Dr. Zoi KrokidaIn this episode, we explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and intellectual property law with Dr. Zoi Krokida, lecturer in AI, Innovation, and Law at Brunel University London. Dr. Krokida talks about big challenges, such as defining copyright for AI-generated content, addressing liability for unauthorized materials, and adapting IP laws to the evolving digital landscape. She also shares insights from her groundbreaking research, recounts her career journey, and discusses the need for balanced legislation that safeguards creators while fostering innovation.
This episode is packed with ideas and gives a fresh look at where AI and intellectual property m...
2024-12-1828 min
The Sound Stage#17 - Kraig NaceThis week, we sit down with Kraig Nace, founder of Juke Box Hits DJ Service and a true pioneer in mobile entertainment. From starting as a young Boy Scout DJ to becoming "Krazy Kraig" on Harrisburg radio, Kraig shares his journey of blending a love for music, people, and innovation. Don’t miss his inspiring story of growth, passion, and dedication to creating unforgettable experiences!
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@jukeboxhits
Products mentioned in this episode:
Roland DJ-707M
Allen & Heath ZED-14
Allen & Heath CQ12T
Electro-Voice Evolve 50
Electro-Voice Ev...
2024-12-1347 min
IP StoriesBuilding Smarter IoT using AI #37 - with Michael ZhdanauIn this "AI Special" episode, we welcome Michael Zhdanau, former CEO of Widerix and an expert on software engineering and product management. Michael takes us through his journey, from his DevOps beginnings to founding Widerix. We discuss how AI is transforming industries by leveraging IoT data with real-world applications. Michael also dives into the ethical, and technical intellectual property challenges of integrating AI responsibly. Do not miss out!
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2024-11-2738 min
Talk innovation: unlocking technologyFrom connectivity to convergence: AI, quantum and IPLeading Tech Voices: digital technologies
As more technologies begin to converge and connect - heavily impacting fields such as healthcare and telecommunication – our experts see an increased need for greater awareness among inventors about the role of intellectual property in leveraging the potential of these inventions.
Additionally, how can patent law adapt to previously unforeseeable innovations?
Discover the exciting possibilities that lie ahead with advancements in AI and quantum computing and explore how IP is shaping their progress.
Moderator:
Jessica Kuchenbecker, EPO examiner and team manager
Speakers:
Axel...
2024-11-1944 min
IP StoriesAI's Impact on Intellectual Property: A New Era #36 - with Harrie TemminkIn this second episode with Harrie Temmink, Head of Service at the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), we dive deeper into the transformative role of artificial intelligence in intellectual property management. This time, Harrie shares insights on how AI is used in everything, from translation and content creation to anti-counterfeiting efforts, discussing both the opportunities and risks this technology brings. We also cover new EU regulations like the AI and Digital Services Acts, which aim to protect IP rights and ensure transparency in the digital era. Harrie finishes the discussion with practical advice for young entrepreneurs on safeguarding...
2024-11-0624 min
IP StoriesBalancing Creativity and Accountability with Generative AI #35 – with Yair AdatoIn this episode, we sit down with Yair Adato, co-founder and CEO of Bria AI, to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence, creativity, and intellectual property. Yair shares the story behind Bria AI, a cutting-edge platform that emphasizes ethical, responsible technology by ensuring respect for copyright, privacy, and trademarks in AI-generated content. We also dive into the challenges and rewards of building an AI company with accountability at its core, and Yair’s vision for the future of generative AI across multiple media formats. Join us to learn everything about it!
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2024-10-1630 min
IP StoriesFrom Lab to Life: The Power of Patents in Cutting-Edge Therapies #34 - with Dr. Noa AvniIn this episode, we speak with Dr. Noa Avni, Director of Research and Development at Nuroxone Biologic, about her groundbreaking work in regenerative medicine. Dr. Avni shares insights into how her team is using exosome-based therapies to develop innovative treatments for spinal cord injuries, a condition with limited options today. She also delves into the unique challenges of transitioning from diagnostics to drug development, the crucial role intellectual property plays in medical innovation, and the importance of building a strong, motivated team in a startup environment. Join us for an inspiring conversation on the future of healthcare, the power...
2024-09-2525 min
Pilots of the Airwaves - Voices of a Generation PodcastPilot Number Fifty - Nine (Part 2).....Mike NichollsIt’s about the Rolling Stones, 3XY, EON FM, 3DB, 4IP, rock festivals, crazy interviews, career highs, personal lows …….and a whole lot more. It’s Mike Nicholls Part 2. Enjoy!
2024-09-1353 min
IP StoriesBehind the Scenes of IPR & Licensing #33 - with Christina PeterssonIn this episode, we sit down with Christina Petersson, the Chief Intellectual Property Officer (CIPO) at Ericsson, one of the world's leading telecommunications companies. Christina shares insights into her role in managing Ericsson's extensive patent portfolio, the challenges and responsibilities of protecting and enforcing intellectual property rights, and the importance of a robust IP system in fostering innovation. Christina also discusses the significance of licensing in Ericsson’s business model, particularly in the context of 5G technology and open standards. Join us to learn more about the complexities of IP!
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2024-09-0429 min
IP StoriesUnderstanding the role of copyright in the creative industries #32 - with Prof. Dr. Eleonora RosatiIn this episode, we sit down with Professor Eleonora Rosati, Professor of Intellectual Property Law at Stockholm University and Of Counsel at Bird & Bird. She is also Editor of the Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice, long-standing contributor to The IPKat, and Co-Founder of Fashion Law London.
Eleonora shares her unexpected journey into the world of intellectual property, and the unique blend of technology and creativity that drew her to copyright and trademark law, the rewarding challenges she's faced along the way and her interest in Fashion Law. She also gives us a preview of her upcoming...
2024-07-1729 min
IP StoriesIP in Architecture: From Patents to Urban Impact #31 - with Jorge VizcayaFor today's episode, we had the pleasure of interviewing Jorge Vizcaya, architect and Head of Sports & Recreation Area at Sener, and one of the minds behind the patented Hypogea® system. With him, we talked about the system behind his project, the process of patenting as an architect and the impact of design on peoples lives, among many other things. Join us for a fascinating conversation!
Check out the links to this episode here.
2024-07-0332 min
IP StoriesThe Role of Patents in Enhancing Startup Credibility #30 - with Luka BanovicLuka Banovic, our guest for today’s episode, is the co-founder of Hummble, the only active noise management system for HVAC applications currently on the market. Luka shared with us the inspiration and story behind Hummble, and discussed about success, the critical role of intellectual property, and the biggest challenge faced as a startup founder, credibility. Join us for an inspiring conversation!
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2024-06-1936 min
IP StoriesThe Real Cost of IP theft: Counterfeiting and Piracy #29 - with Harrie TemminkThis is the first part of a longer interview with Harrie Temmink, where we talked about loads of interesting things! In the first half we discuss counterfaiting, Harrie talks about the hidden dangers of counterfeit products and piracy, the health, safety, and economic impact and how European SMEs can combat IP theft.
The second part of this interview will be published in September, where we will discuss the opportunities and challenges of AI, particularly for IP rights. Don't miss it! remeber to subscribe to our podcast on your favourite platform and follow us on social media.
2024-06-0631 min
IP StoriesA deep dive into smart water management technologies #28 - with Avraham DavidsonIn this episode, we sit down with Avraham Davidson, Founder and CTO of Aquasmart Intelligent Water Solution, a one-of-a kind technology that warns about malfunctions in water while they are still small. With Avraham, we talked about the process of patenting, the innovative technology behind his leak detection systems and the motivations and meaning of his work, among many other things! This episode is also part of our IP and Sustainability Special and our campaign for the World Intellectual Property Day: “IP and the SDGs: Building our common future with innovation and creativity”.
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2024-05-2916 min
IP StoriesOur winners in the spotlight #27 – with Dheemanth Vangimalla, Aline Arenque, Amanda Costa Novaes, and Ángela H. Martínez LópezJoin us as our guests to discover more about the award-winning papers of the 4iP Council Research Awards 2023. On today's episode, we will interview the four champions of this year's edition;
1st Place: “Plausibility and the flotilla: have the English courts drifted from the commodore’s approach to the evidential requirement for patent validity, and if so, is this divergence justified?” by Dheemanth Vangimalla
2nd Place: “IP Negative Spaces in Today’s Evolving Video Game Industry” by Aline Arenque and Amanda Costa Novaes
3rd Place: “The Building Blocks of an Artificial Intelligence Model for quantifying Si...
2024-05-2324 min
IP StoriesSustainability is also not leaving anyone behind #26 - with Anja von der RoppWe continue on our sustainability special, gathering different angles and experiences from those who are working towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This time we had the pleasure to speak with Anja von der Ropp, Senior Program Coordinator for Climate Change and Food Security at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). We talked with her about bioethics, the role of patents to balance access and innovation and the challenge of implementation, about WIPO Green and giving exposure to the solutions already available in the market. Don’t miss it!
Check out the links to th...
2024-05-1526 min
IP StoriesThe key to successful negotiations #25 – with Sonja LondonWe are doing a brief pause on our current season, to add this special episode with Sonja London, President of Licensing Executives Society International (LESI), General Counsel and Licensing Executive at TactoTek and advisor for other companies. During this great conversation with her, we talked about negotiations and trust, diversity and role models, and ways to support SMEs through legislation.
LESI is a global business association made up of 33 national and regional societies, representing more than 6,500 individual members in more than 90 countries, all involved in the licensing, transfer and management of intellectual property rights.
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2024-05-0832 min
IP StoriesBuild, protect, enjoy life, scale up and change the world #24 - with Dr. Amira ErokhWe had a chat with Dr. Amira Erokh, chemist, researcher, entrepreneur and co-founder/CTO of Everdye – a startup that develops low heat, low-energy, biobased dyeing pigments and processes. Talking with Amira was so easy we almost forgot that we were in an interview! She told us about the origins of her interest in the environment, shared great advice for researchers and entrepreneurs, and explained the reasons why it is so important to detoxify the coloring step in fashion and other creative industries.
This interview is part of our IP and Sustainability Special and our cam...
2024-05-0231 min
Rockies Affiliate Daily Whip AroundApril 21 Colorado Rockies MiLB Whip AroundRockies Minor League Recap 4/21
ABQ 3 - ELP 5
Aaron Schunk: 3-3, 2B, RBI
HAR 2 - SOM 8
Andrew Quezada: 5 IP, 2H, 1 ER, 5 SO
SPO 3 - EVE 5
Braiden Ward: 2-4, 1 2B, 1 3B, 1 R, 1 RBI
FRS 7 - STK 3
Jace Kaminska: 4IP, 2H, 1ER, 8 SO
2024-04-2206 min
IP StoriesFollowing nature's lead to create an IP focused business #23 - with Dr. Saeed Alhassan AlkhazrajiFor this episode, on our series on IP and Sustainability 🌍, we invited Dr. Saeed Alhassan Alkhazraji, Professor at Khalifa University and Founder at Manhat - a deep technology startup based in the United Arab Emirates; focusing on "natural water distillation" patented technology for sustainable water and floating farm solutions.
We talked with Saeed about considering patents part of the business DNA, about utilizing the environment without going beyond our share of resources, and the need of incentives to encourage startups to patent their innovation.
Water security is one of the top global challenges, so it's good t...
2024-04-1733 min
IP StoriesDoes IP law support sustainable development? #22 - with Prof. Giulia PrioraProf. Giulia Priora, Director of NOVA IPSI and Assistant Professor at NOVA School of Law; is our first guest of this new season on IP and the SDGs (Sustainable Develpment Goals), and we couldn't have found a better guest for the first episode.
We talked with her about human experiences, about the paradox behind the concept of "sustainable innovation", the intersection of IP and sustainability, and the importance to think and try, not presetting any conclusions.
2024-04-0331 min
Ipswich TodaySpecial episode: David Greenwood and Dr Ashley Jones delve deep into Ipswich radio historyIn an era of constant change in technology and radio station ownership will local radio survive in the future? In this special episode two guests explore the past and try to predict the future. David Greenwood and Dr Ashley Jones are media experts and both have a strong connection to Ipswich and its original radio station 4IP. The show features 4IP jingles from the 60s and 70s and a Color Radio news bulletin from 1975.Published: 25 March 2024.Theme music: www.purple-planet.comImage: Cover of 1960s Color Radio 4IP Top 40 chart (Facebook)Dr Ashley Jones: https...
2024-03-2557 min
IP StoriesThe IoT revolution is powered by antennas #21 - with Dr. Carles Puente i BaliardaThis time we had the pleause of interviewing Dr. Carles Puente i Baliarda, who patented the first fractal antenna in the world. We talked about using patents as a business tool and not just as a defensive tool; about the need to be naive to become an inventor; and about the future of antennas in IoT (Internet of Things).
Links of interest:
Ignion Website
IoT & Standards
2024-02-2831 min
IP StoriesGoing from B2C to licensing, thanks to IP #20 - with Timothée Le QuesneThis time we interviewed Timothée Le Quesne, co-founder and CEO at energysquare - a new generation of wireless chargers that allow users to charge all their electronic devices simultaneously on a single surface.
We talked with Timothée about his journey as an entrepreneur, the support they received and the challenges they had to face; as well as their licensing business model.
It's very refreshing to hear how they found the way to bring a great solution to the market and it reminds us of the importance of supporting young talent.
2024-02-1432 min
IP StoriesFrom concept to reality, launching a hardware startup #19 - with Andreas Kofoed SørensenWe had the pleasure of interviewing Andreas Kofoed Sørensen, co-founder of Birdie, a playful Indoor Air Quality Monitor designed in Denmark. We talked with Andreas about crowdfunding a project, about the need of seeking profesional advice when you need to, about the challenges of being entrepreneur and about the difficulties they had to face with their brand trademark.
2024-01-3143 min
IP StoriesInnovating to enhance the user experience #18 - with Ville-Veikko MattilaVille-Veikko Mattila is Nokia’s Head of Multimedia Technologies. He has over 25 years of experience in developing breakthrough multimedia technologies. He has authored 50 scientific journals and conference papers, holds 70 patents and patent applications, and has been interviewed on his work by MIT Technology Review, New Scientist, The Economist, The New York Times and now us! We talked with him about the challenges of his sector, about the future of multimedia technologies and the importance of standards.
2024-01-1732 min
IP StoriesInnovating in Orbit: The Role of Tech Transfer in Satellite Communications #17 - with Dr. Miguel Salas NateraWe speak with Dr. Miguel Salas Natera (PhD in Communications Technologies and Systems as well as a Master's Degree in Space Technology). Miguel is from Venezuela, but he has lived in Madrid for many years, and this is where he currently works as Associate Professor and Researcher on SATCOM and Antenna Systems, at the UPM (Polytechnic University of Madrid).
We had the pleasure to talk with him about his research work as engineer, the challenges and benefits from working in a university environment, the initiatives that help tech transfer, his experience working in international projects and participating in...
2023-12-1334 min
IP StoriesStrategies for Successful Industry-Academia Collaborations #16 - with Dr. Pascale RedigWe had the pleasure to interview the Senior IP Officer at KU Leuven R&D, Pascale Redig. Her job involves managing research collaborations between academia and industry from an IP perspective, negotiating the contracts, as well as the commercialisation of the research via licensing.
We talked with her about the importance of the collaborations between academia and industry, understanding each other's needs and “making it happen”, so that we can create new opportunities for researchers and “make the research work for the community”.
This episode is part of a tech transfer special, a series of interview...
2023-11-2921 min
IP StoriesTransforming Supply Chains with AI: A Journey from Academia to Startup #15 - with Miguel Silva-ConstenlaWe had the pleasure to interview Miguel Silva-Constenla, CEO & Co-Founder at AllRead Machine Learning Technologies, a spin-off from the Computer Vision Center of Barcelona, and now a scale-up with solid revenue and a dedicated team of 30+ people.
Miguel holds a Master’s degree in Physics & Computer Science and an International MBA. He served in the Spanish Army as Specialist in Electronic Hi-tech combat systems and graduated with Honors. He worked in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in the telecommunications industry, and later co-founded an extensive list of Tech companies across Europe, Middle East and Asia-Pacific, incl...
2023-11-1531 min
IP StoriesPatenting for Impact: How IP Transforms Gene Therapy Research into Patient Solutions #14 - with Prof. Els HenckaertsEls Henckaerts, MD, PhD is the head of the Laboratory of Viral Cell Biology and Therapeutics at KU Leuven. In this interview with Els, we see her as a researcher, as the CSO of a recently stablished spin-off and as a professor and mentor.
We learned about the advances of gene therapy, the importance of having the right support and strong patents when creating a spin-off, the relationship between the academic research and the pharma industry, and the amazing feeling she gets from seeing her PhD students thrive and collaborate with them.
This episode is pa...
2023-11-0124 min
IP StoriesSecuring Funding and Driving Innovation in Agricultural Biotechnology #13 - with Dr. Isabel VercauterenDr. Isabel Vercauteren is CEO at Aphea.Bio, a company dedicated to provide novel science-based solutions to build the agriculture of the future: sustainable, reliable and profitable. It founded in 2017 as a spin-off of the VIB and its partner universities Ghent University and KU Leuven. We talked with Isabel about the challenge of raising capital (they have secured € 70 million Series C Funding); the importance of IP and their incredible work at Aphea.Bio.
This episode is part of a tech transfer special, a series of interviews to better understand the transfer of knowledge from research centres, universities and laboratories, to...
2023-10-1828 min
IP Stories“Drug discovery is a rollercoaster with some ups and a lot of downs” #12 - with Dr. Patrick ChaltinPatrick Chaltin is the Managing Director of the Centre for Drug Design and Discovery (CD3). He is a qualified European Patent Attorney and was previously active as IP manager at the IP unit of KU Leuven Research & Development, where he was responsible for the management of the IP created by KU Leuven within the pharmaceutical field.
In this interview, he shares with us his experience during the COVID pandemic for him and his team, his views on new IP policies, why collaboration is key in the pharma industry and some of the new drugs that they are cu...
2023-10-0433 min
IP StoriesCreating Impact: How Universities Drive Innovation and Tech Transfer #11 - with Paul Van Dun
Paul Van Dun is the General Manager of KU Leuven's Technology Transfer unit. To give a bit of context - about 200 findings are reported by researchers from the KU Leuven Association to their IP department. From these findings, in 2022, 144 patents were granted, resulting in a total of 825 active patent families in KU Leuven’s portfolio. Paul talks to us about his unplanned journey and the wide range of interests that have led him to his current position; also, about not losing sight of, what should be, the main goal of research, and the key elements that he sees in su...
2023-09-2036 min
IP Stories"The small businesses that use IP have a 68% higher revenue" #10- with EUIPOIn this episode, we talk with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) to better understand the EU initiatives they are implementing to provide assistance, guidance and financial support to EU businesses.
Speakers: Elisavet Karagiampi, Mary White, Suzanne Hogan
Moderated by: Dr. Claudia Tapia
2023-09-0626 min
IP StoriesThe Misunderstandings of IP in the Age of Web3 and AI #9 - with Dr. Oliver Scherenberg
In this episode we had a great chat with Dr. Oliver Scherenberg, an intellectual property attorney based in Germany, with over 15 years of experience in licensing and monetization. We talked about the misunderstandings around IP in the creative and technological industries; the specific concerns around NFTs and Web3; the challenges of our time and AI. He is very active in LinkedIn where he also talks about free resources that we can all use to learn more about these topics.
Links of interest:
https://www.web3lex.io/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/oliverscherenberg/
2023-08-0927 min
IP StoriesWilling to learn something new every day #8 - with Dr. Marta KarczewiczDr. Marta Karczewicz is Vice President of Technology at Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. Marta's contribution has been crucial to the evolution of video compression. She holds more than 700 US patents, but for her the key is to focus on solving the problem, that should be what motivates you, the inventions and everything else, are a consequence. It was truly a pleasure to have a chat with such an inspiring person.
2023-07-1341 min
IP StoriesWinning Against Giants: Safe Vaping Hardware for Cannabis #7 - with Arnaud Dumas de RaulyThis episode is such a roller coaster! Arnaud has told us about the beginnings of his company, The Blinc Group - a leading innovator in the cannabis vaporizer industry. We have learned how they use patents not only to protect themselves from competitors, or to defend themselves in court from the allegations of an industry giant; but also, to shape their business strategy, making the most of their innovation.
He gives some great advice to entrepreneurs based on their experience, and probably it's quite different to what you are used to hear.
Arnaud Dumas de Ra...
2023-06-1224 min
IP StoriesBeyond Copyright: Exploring the Music Industry's Soul #6 - with Dr. Hayleigh BosherWe had a chat with Dr. Hayleigh Bosher, an internationally published legal academic, speaker and legal consultant specialising in intellectual property, media and entertainment law. She is Senior Lecturer and Associate Dean (Professional Development and Graduate Outcomes) at Brunel University London, Visiting Research Fellow at the Centre for Intellectual Property, Policy and Management, blogger for the specialist IP blog The IPKat, Deputy Editor of the European Trade Mark Reports, and founder of the World IP Women (WIPW) network. She holds a PhD in Copyright Law from Bournemouth University, under the Vice Chancellor’s Scholarship Award.
We talked wit...
2023-05-2234 min
IP StoriesSMEs don't know just how powerful they are #5 - with Joff WildJoff Wild is a journalist who has specialised in covering IP since 1992. During that time, he has written for a number of IP-focused titles, as well as publications such as The Times, The Financial Times and The Wall Street Journal. He founded IAM in 2003 and was its first editor, before becoming editor-in-chief of the IP and Data Division of Globe Business Publishing and then Law Business Research, a post he held until the end of 2022. Now retired from full-time work, he writes a weekly column for IAM and does IP-related consultancy work.
This interview...
2023-05-1021 min
IP StoriesWe cannot be afraid of failing #4 - with Diana PaniThis episode is part of our Word IP Day special, that this year is about ‘Women and IP: Accelerating innovation and creativity’. To honour such an important subject, we have interviewed four successful women inventors with extensive IP knowledge. Their stories and messages of encouragement for anyone interested in pursuing their careers in the STEM industries, and particularly for young women, are inspiring. If you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed bringing it to you, please remember to share and follow us!
In this episode we talk with Diana Pani. She is a VP...
2023-04-2634 min
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In this episode we talk with Dr. Yufei Blankenship. She is a...
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In this episode we talk with Dr. Lola Awoniyi-Oteri, Principal Engineer within...
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In this episode we talk with Dr. Sheryl Genco. She is VP...
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The light bulb above your head is glowing and you know that turning it into a marketable product can be a lucrative way to start moving into entrepreneurship. Before you start blabbing about your invention to the wrong person or run to the first company that offers to buy it, you need to do one thing: protect it – or more formally, patent it.
To educate us more on the concept of patents, we have the subject matter expert with us today – Dr. Claudia Tapia, who’s a President of the 4iP Council...
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Published: 16 July 2022.
Music: www.purple-planet.com
Image: Box Flat Memorial, Swanbank (Google)
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Kevin Hillier is one of Australia's best-known voiceover men, heard on radio and television ads across Australia. Author, radio presenter, voiceover artist, columnist, businessman, guest speaker and Master of Ceremonies, Kevin began his media career in Longreach in 1973. His radio career saw him become a top rating personality in Brisbane and Melbourne on stations like 4IP, 3XY, Fox FM, Triple M, Gold FM and SEN. Kevin has written several books including Like Father Like Son and...
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