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OPIS TalksBeyond the Bin: Boosting Plastic Recycling SuccessOPIS TALKS PETROCHEMICALS: In this episode of OPIS Talks, plastics recycling expert John Jungjohann joins Xavier Cronin, senior editor of the OPIS Global Recycled Plastics Report, to dig into the key challenges around plastic recycling. They explore common misconceptions among consumers, especially the complications caused by contamination and mixed plastic types. The conversation touches on the U.S.’s slower progress compared to Europe and highlights the need for more public education. John also shares how chemical recycling could improve material quality and efficiency. Throughout the episode, they make a case for broader awareness and policy support to...
2025-07-1539 min
Lund University International PodcastThe Conversation: Discover Lund University researchSince 2017, Lund University has been a member of the The Conversation, a hub for accessible, cutting-edge research and analysis written by academics and researchers. In this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU Communications) speaks to guest Ellen Albertsdóttir, who works with research communication at Lund University and is the coordinator for Lund University's membership in The Conversation. Together they discuss her work coordinating with the LU staff writing in The Conversation, how and to what end academics and researchers write articles, and the importance of effective research communication, as well as why The Conversation is a great way to g...
2025-04-0725 minLund University International PodcastBella Voce student choirFounded in 2000, women's choir Bella Voce is one of Lund University's most prominent student choirs, regularly performing in Lund and having achieved international success in recent years at Interkultur's international choir competitions. In this episode featuring music from Bella Voce, host Fabio Cavaliere (LU Global Engagement) speaks to current LU students Katharina and Tilda about their experience singing in the choir. Together they discuss their respective roles and how they came to join the choir, Katharina's perspective as an international student, the kinds of songs and concerts the choir performs, and how new students can get involved with Bella...
2025-03-3125 minLund University International PodcastSecond-hand shopping in SwedenSecond-hand shopping is a fantastic way for students to save money and live more sustainably, and in Sweden, a strong culture of minimising waste means that you'll find a wealth of thrift stores, flea markets, and online retailers where you can buy second-hand without compromising on choice, style, or quality. In this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) speaks to Lund University students Bénédicte and Megan to get their best tips on shopping second-hand in Lund and beyond. Together they discuss the range of options students have available, what kinds of items you might want to tr...
2025-03-2433 minLund University International PodcastLiving in Copenhagen, learning in LundAlthough most international students studying at Lund University enjoy the convenience of living in Lund, Malmö, or elsewhere in Skåne, some EU students can - and do - choose to live just over the border in Denmark's capital, Copenhagen, which is roughly an hour from Lund by train. In this episode, host Erik Kvist (LU External Relations) speaks to current students Daria and Sophie, both of whom live in Copenhagen and study the international Master's programme in Public Health. Together they discuss their decision to live in Copenhagen and finding a place, how the commute is between home an...
2025-03-1731 minLund University International PodcastReturning home after an exchangeThe benefits of going on exchange studies are often discussed, but how does it feel once your exchange is finished and you've returned home? In this episode we delve a little into that question, as host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) speaks to three student guests about their exchange studies and what their experience has been like after returning to Sweden: Adam Brandt-Karlsson studies Political Science and Psychology and visited Montreal, Canada; Adina Edfelt studies Clinical Psychology and visited Dunedin, New Zealand; Emmie Eklund studies Human Rights Law and visited Auckland, New Zealand. Together they discuss 'reverse culture shock...
2025-03-1134 minLund University International PodcastAchieving the dream IKEA job: Julia SchnittgerAs one of Sweden's most globally recognised brands, IKEA is an attractive employer for international students planning their career path after studying in Sweden and at Lund University. But what does the path from international student to landing that IKEA job actually look like? In this episode, host Helga Heun (LU Alumni Office) speaks to Lund alumna Julia Schnittger, who moved from Germany to study Business Administration (Managing People, Knowledge and Change) in 2019, and went on to achieve her goal of working for IKEA after graduating. Today, Julia is a Recruitment Delivery Manager for Global IKEA in Malmö, and w...
2025-03-0326 minLund University International PodcastBuilding intercultural skills with EUGLOHOne of the often-discussed benefits of living, studying or working in an international environment is the development of 'intercultural competence'. But what is intercultural competence exactly, and how can you build your intercultural skills while studying at Lund University? One effective method is to get involved with the European University Alliance for Global Health (EUGLOH), of which Lund University is a member, alongside nine other partner universities across Europe. In this episode, host Bénédicte Anthony (LU International Office) speaks to two current international students who have been involved in work on the EUGLOH project, Dorottya Szentkirályi and...
2025-02-2431 minLund University International PodcastStudying Swedish at Lund UniversitySweden - and Lund in particular - has a very high rate of English proficiency, making it easy for international students to get by during their studies without speaking Swedish. However, for those of you who are considering staying longer-term in Sweden or just want to integrate better into Swedish society, learning Swedish offers many benefits, and is heavily recommended if you're planning to look for work. In this episode, we look at Lund University's course, Study Abroad: Swedish as a Foreign Language, which is an intensive, full-time two-semester course intended for beginners who want to rapidly acquire Swedish...
2025-02-1729 minLund University International PodcastThe ARUA scholarship journeyWhile prospective students have several scholarship options to help support their studies at Lund University, one of the newest of our offerings is the African Research Universities Alliance (ARUA) scholarship: a selective and merit-based scholarship programme for high-achieving African students who have demonstrated academic excellence at one of the ARUA member universities. In this episode, host Rebecca Kilpin (LU International Office) speaks to Beza Berhe, an international student from Ethiopia studying the Master's programme in Entrepreneurship and Innovation, and one of the first recipients of the ARUA scholarship. Together they discuss Beza's background and professional interest in entrepreneurship, her...
2025-02-1018 minLund University International Podcast'Spex' student theatre: An eccentric Lund traditionDating back to 1886, the 'spex' is an eccentric tradition of humorous, farcical theatre that is written, produced, and performed by Lund University students. Although the majority of spex at Lund University are performed in Swedish, the Kalmar spex has been performed in English since 2012, making it an exciting opportunity for international students to get involved with, whether you want to flex your acting skills, work on sets or props, play in the band, or even just go along and watch! In this episode, host Megan Phillips (LU International Office) speaks to two students involved in producing the Kalmar spex...
2025-02-0325 minLund University International PodcastStaying cosy during the Swedish winterInternational students often come to Lund University with an image of Sweden as cold, snowy and dark in the winter, and while winters in southern Sweden are milder than further north, the harshness of the Swedish winter can catch some by surprise. So, how can you prepare yourself for the Swedish winter, and what do Swedes do to stay cosy and comfortable during the darker months? In this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) speaks to two students at Lund University, Merin Siju (an exchange student from the University of York, UK, studying BA Sociology with Social Psychology...
2025-01-2727 minLund University International PodcastSurviving and thriving with 17 roommates!Most international students at Lund University will end up sharing a corridor, apartment or house with other students, but what happens when 17 students decide to live together in one house? In this episode, we look at one of the more dramatic and unusual shared living spaces in Lund for advice and tips on making it work with your roommates, whether you're a duo or a dozen! Host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) speaks to three student guests living together in a house comprising 17 people in total: Fleur van Kerkhof (studying the Master's programme in Disaster Risk Management and Climate...
2025-01-2139 minLund University International PodcastBalancing study and work as an international studentIt's not uncommon for international students to work during their studies at Lund, whether it's a part-time job, internship, volunteer position or any number of other practical opportunities to round out your skillset. But taking on an additional demand on your time can come with risks. In this episode, host and current student Megan Phillips (LU International Office) speaks to student guests Mary Budzinski (studying the Master's programme in Cultural Criminology) and Ngoc Quyen Do (studying the Bachelor's programme in Development Studies) about their own experience of working alongside their studies, and how to maintain a healthy balance of...
2025-01-1329 minLund University International PodcastSpecial: A cosy Christmas in SwedenChristmas in Sweden is most widely considered a time to be cosy with family and friends, and enjoy a good bit of food and drink. But how does Christmas in Sweden compare to other countries, and what should incoming international students expect from their first Swedish holiday season? In this episode, host Daniel Gunnarsson (LU International Office) speaks to colleagues Erik Kvist and Louise Corrigan-Konow, and together they share everything there is to know about Christmas in Sweden. Together they touch on holiday traditions from gift giving to Christmas cartoons, festive dishes and beverages from the controversial 'Jansson's frestelse...
2024-12-1934 minLund University International PodcastApplying to Lund: Application tips from our studentsWant the latest tips for applying to study an international programme at Lund University? In this episode, host Maria Lindblad (LU International Office) speaks to guests Bénédicte Anthony and Megan Phillips for their insight into applying to study at Lund. Megan is a current Lund University student studying the Master's programme in Applied Cultural Analysis, and Bénédicte is a recent graduate of the Master's Programme in Development Studies. Together they discuss their own experience of applying to Lund, and of course offer their tips and advice for you, based on both their personal journey and thei...
2024-12-1626 minLund University International PodcastThe Swedish learning environmentOne thing we often hear from international students coming to Lund is just how different the teaching style and learning environment in Sweden are compared to their previous university studies. In this episode, host Bénédicte Anthony (Master's graduate in Development Studies) speaks to Xiomara Seminarioc, also a graduate in Development Studies, about their experiences in the classroom at Lund University. Together they discuss the many challenges, expectations, and benefits of the learning environment at Lund, from the emphasis on group work and differences in teaching style to addressing your teacher and navigating a very international and multi-disciplinary cl...
2024-12-0929 min
OPIS TalksParker’s Remains Flexible in Times of Change• OPIS TALKS DOWNSTREAM FUELING: In this episode of OPIS Talks, you'll hear from Ricky John, VP of fuels at Parker’s. John shares how the Southeastern C-store chain manages fuel costs during natural disasters and the benefit of having a natural hedge in place at the retail level. He also shares Parker’s strategies for transitioning to include EV chargers, catering to younger generations, and working with suppliers to continue expanding their footprint into new markets. The interview is hosted by Denton Cinquegrana, chief oil analyst at OPIS, and Brandon Gormley, executive director of retail software sales and cl...
2024-12-0234 minLund University International PodcastAn internship semester in NaplesMany international programmes at Lund University offer the possibility of doing an internship, often with an employer abroad. In this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) speaks to current international student Fabio Cavaliere, who has been undertaking one such internship with the Institute for Mediterranean Studies in Naples, Italy, as part of the international Master's programme in European Affairs at Lund University. In the episode, Tim and Fabio discuss what Fabio's internship entails, how he went about securing it, how it has been enriching and building his skills and supplementing his studies, and of course, Fabio's advice for...
2024-12-0228 minLund University International PodcastResearching Swedish football: A conversation with Katarzyna HerdStudying ethnology can allow students to pursue a host of different topics, and today we speak to Katarzyna Herd, one of Lund University's researchers and senior lecturers in the Division of Ethnology, about her particular research interest in sports, from Swedish football to international research into phenomena like sportswashing. Host Rebecca van der Steen (LU International Office) interviews Kasia about her background and journey to teaching at Lund University, how she came to be interested specifically in sporting culture, and her writings on the topic of sportswashing. Kasia, who is also the programme coordinator for the international Master's programme...
2024-11-2525 minLund University International PodcastWell-being and health support services for international studentsMoving abroad to study is an exciting time, but it also brings many challenges, and it's important that you're supported while undertaking your studies. At Lund University, our support services include the Student Health Centre and the Multifaith Chaplaincy, which are here to support your mental and physical wellbeing while studying. In this episode, host Louise Corrigan-Konow (LU International Office) speaks to Simon Nilsson from the Student Health Centre and Jan Kjellström of the University's Multifaith Chaplaincy about their respective roles, and the variety of support they can offer to international students during their studies.
2024-11-1920 minLund University International PodcastStudy tips for international studentsWhether you're a prospective student wanting to get a head start on your study methods or a current student looking for tips and some study spot recommendations, we've got you covered in this episode. Join host Bénédicte Anthony (student worker at LU International Office) and guests Ngoc Quyen Do (Bachelor's programme in Development Studies) and Farjana Annan (Master's student in Media and Communications). Together they discuss their experiences of studying both Bachelor's and Master's degrees, navigating course readings, tips for using libraries, the highs and lows of fika, and of course, their favourite study spots.
2024-11-1132 minLund University International PodcastClimate action at the UNFCCC in BonnOne of the many opportunities international students have at Lund is getting to participate directly in some of the world's foremost organisations for action on climate change, and in this episode, we speak to three students who did just that: specifically, attending the UNFCCC (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change) in Bonn, Germany, in early spring 2024. Host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) is joined by Hanka Kirby, Antonia Leeb, and Arad Alesafar, all of whom are students studying the international Master's programme in Environmental Management and Policy, about their experience attending the UN Climate Negotiations in Bonn. As...
2024-11-0433 minLund University International PodcastStudying in Sustainable SwedenLund University is ranked as one of the most sustainable universities in the world, and Sweden has for many years been a popular destination for studying sustainability and the environment. But what does it mean to be 'sustainable', and what is it like to live and study in a country that prioritises sustainability so highly? In this episode, host Bénédicte Anthony (Master's programme in Development Studies) speaks to student guests Sebastián Dávalos (Master's programme in Human Ecology), Annisa Diana (Master's programme in Environmental Management and Policy), and Lukrecija Vaisyte (also a student of the Master's prog...
2024-10-2831 minLund University International PodcastCan AI think? A conversation with Peter GärdenforsWith the rise of large language models like ChatGPT in recent years, almost every area of society stands to be impacted by these new innovations collectively termed 'AI', or artificial intelligence. But how intelligent actually are these technologies, and what might the future bring? Researchers at Lund University have already been grappling with these questions for some time, and in this episode, we showcase the research of Peter Gärdenfors, professor of cognitive science at Lund University, who this year published a new book, "Kan AI tänka?" ("Can AI think?"). Together with host Timothy Parker (LU International Office), Pe...
2024-10-2121 minLund University International PodcastClimate Change and Society (LUCAS): A new international programmeThis year Lund University celebrates the launch of a new international Master's programme, Climate Change and Society (acronymised as LUCAS), which will be open for applications starting in mid-October 2024 with studies starting in the autumn semester 2025. The programme is an English-taught 2-year Master's programme, delivered by the Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies (LUCSUS). In this episode, host Timothy Parker speaks to the programme's Director of Studies, Maja Essebo, about what prospective students can expect from the programme, who should apply, what kinds of career prospects it offers, and Maja's tips for your application.For full information...
2024-10-1423 minLund University International PodcastFrom international student to professor: Michael Bossetta, Media and Communication StudiesLund alumnus Michael Bossetta is an assistant professor and Associate Senior Lecturer in Media and Communication Studies at Lund University, and is a previous winner of the Forskar Grand Prix, a prize awarded to the best science communicators in Sweden. In this episode, host Helga Heun (LU Alumni Office) speaks to Michael about his journey from studying philosophy in the USA to moving to Copenhagen and then studying the International Master's programme in European Studies at Lund, charting a career that has spanned multiple disciplines, fields of research, and countries. They also touch on the international classroom environment at...
2024-10-0726 minLund University International PodcastSweden and SwedishnessWondering what to expect from Sweden and Swedish culture while you're here for your studies? In this episode, we dive into what a new international student can expect when they arrive for studies at Lund, from the oft-celebrated fika to standing around in queues; how you can take advantage of beautiful Swedish nature with allemansrätten, and how you can embrace concepts of lagom and jantelagen during your time in Sweden. This episode is hosted by Daniel Gunnarsson (LU International Office), and features guests Louise Corrigan-Konow and Erik Kvist, both of whom are Migration Coordinators at the Division of E...
2024-09-3033 minLund University International PodcastGreen travel: Belgium to Sweden by bikeMany international students fly to Sweden for their studies, but for one student this year, the nearly 900km journey didn't deter Ludovic Prick from choosing the greener option of cycling most of the way from Belgium to Lund, Sweden. In this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) speaks to Ludo about his travels, discussing what it was like to cycle such a long distance, why green travel is so important, and his tips for anyone wanting to cycle more and take advantage of Skåne's scenic cycling routes during their time in Sweden.
2024-09-2328 minLund University International PodcastA Guide to Student AssociationsStudent Associations form a rich part of Lund University's student life, and offer a huge range of communities and interest groups for new students to get involved with. In this episode, host Elliott Gunnell (LU International Office) speaks to international student guests Areej Al-Sabban and Leonie Feick about the Student Associations of Lund, drawing on their own experience in associations such as UPF (The Association for Foreign Affairs), MF (The Medical Association), and the Lund branch of 180 Degrees Consulting, the largest student consultancy in the world. Together they discuss what Student Associations are, what benefits there are to participating...
2024-09-1624 minLund University International PodcastMaking friends as an international studentWorried about how you're going to make friends during your studies at Lund? In this podcast, we delve into the experience of three international students at Lund, showcasing their best tips and advice on finding friends so that you can find the confidence to get out there and develop a thriving social life during your studies. Host Sebastián Dávalos (studying the Master's in Human Ecology) speaks to Lukrecija Vaisyte and Annisa Diana (both studying the Master's in Environmental Management and Policy) on a range of topics related to making friends, from socialising with Swedes and adjusting to Sw...
2024-09-0928 minLund University International PodcastArrival Day and Orientation at Lund University!Every year, Lund University welcomes new international students with Arrival Day and the following Orientation Weeks, preparing you for your studies and helping you to settle into your new student life at Lund. In this episode, host Elliott Gunnell (LU International Office) speaks to guests Hanna Gustafzelius and Maria Yartseva about their work in organizing Arrival Day and the calendar of orientation events. Together they talk about what Arrival Day is and how it can help new students, the orientation events on offer and how they can be useful, and other opportunities that exist that may be interesting or...
2024-09-0327 min
The Duct Tape Marketing PodcastEmbracing Mortality: How to Live a Life Without RegretIn this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast, I interviewed Jodi Wellman, an expert in positive psychology and author of You Only Die Once: How to Make it to the End with No Regrets. Wellman is known for her unique approach to living a life free from regrets by embracing our mortality and using it as a catalyst for meaningful change. Her insights offer a fresh perspective on how to live a life that is not only full but astonishingly alive. Jodi Wellman’s journey into existential exploration and positive psychology provides listeners practical tools and mo...
2024-07-2521 minLund University International PodcastGraduating from Lund UniversityGraduation is a chance to celebrate students' enormous achievement in completing a degree, but it's one that can come with bittersweet feelings for many international students as they prepare to enter into a new chapter of their lives. In this final episode of the Lund University International Podcast's third season, we invited three graduating international students to share their reflections on their time at Lund: host Bénédicte Anthony (Master's in Development Studies), Lukrecija Vaisyte (Master's in Environmental Policy and Management), and Mumbi Mwelwa (Master's in Information Systems). Together they discuss how it feels to graduate and the ce...
2024-06-1030 minLund University International PodcastLund University Abroad: Showcasing LU students across the globe!The Lund University Abroad Instagram account (@lund_university_abroad) highlights the varied and exciting journeys of Lund University students as they go abroad on exchange, and the many international opportunities open to students at Lund. In this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) speaks to guests Ivette Nogués and Bea Ulfvinger, who are both current students at Lund and exchange ambassadors for the @lund_university_abroad account. Together they discuss what the Instagram account is about, their experience as exchange ambassadors, the opportunities available to Lund students, and the many benefits that doing an exchange or international i...
2024-06-0532 minLund University International PodcastStudying an exchange at Lund UniversityIn this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) speaks to guests and current exchange students Maria Bennato and Chi Wai Tiffany Cheung about their experience of studying an international exchange at Lund University. Maria, from Italy, and Tiffany, from Hong Kong, discuss how their studies at Lund compare to their home universities, making friends in Sweden, the support services offered by the University, and their advice on how to make the most of your time on exchange.
2024-05-2726 minLund University International PodcastMigration support for international studentsMany international students often feel somewhat daunted by the prospect of applying for residency as part of their journey to Lund and Sweden, and while this is indeed a crucially important and sometimes complex part of preparing for your studies, it's not a process you need to handle all by yourself. In this episode, host Maria Lindblad (LU International Office) speaks to International Migration Coordinators Louise Corrigan-Konow and Erik Kvist about navigating migration processes, as well as covering the support services they offer to international students and staff. Together they discuss key details and deadlines for the residency application...
2024-05-2137 minLund University International PodcastLiving outside of LundWhile the obvious choice for Lund University students would be to live in Lund itself, many students choose to look further afield, finding accommodation in Malmö, Helsingborg, or other towns in Skåne. In this episode, host Rebecca van der Steen (LU International Office) speaks to current international student Julia Hampel about her experience of living in Malmö while studying at Lund University. Together they discuss why Julia decided to live in Malmö, the benefits and challenges of living outside of Lund, how best to go about finding private accommodation, avoiding scams, and more.
2024-05-1322 minLund University International PodcastInterning at the United NationsProximity to Copenhagen means that students at Lund University have access to many exciting opportunities beyond those available in Sweden and Skåne alone. In this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) speaks to current international student Israa Hassane, who has been undertaking an internship at the UN City in Copenhagen while continuing to live and study in Sweden. Together they delve into the valuable experience Israa has gained from her internship, how she got the internship, how she has managed working in a different country to where she is living and studying, and what advice she would o...
2024-05-0625 minLund University International PodcastCultural adjustments as an international studentWhen moving abroad for study, it's very typical that international students will experience some form of culture shock, whether it's from the weather, social norms, food and drink or even just homesickness. In this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) speaks to current international students Areej Al-Sabban and Farwa Aslam about their own experience of adjusting to tlife in Sweden and in Lund in particular. Together they discuss ways of dealing with the cold and dark Swedish winters, interacting with Swedes themselves, public transport, homesickness, support from the University, and many more topics, as well as some words...
2024-04-2930 min
Apostles HoustonLove and Obedience (John 14:15-21)Preached by Canon Craige Borrett, on April 28, 2024.
2024-04-2922 minLund University International PodcastLearning SwedishYou may be considering coming to Lund to study an international programme, or already on your way - but even if you'll be studying in English, the burning question many students have been asking is: 'Should I learn Swedish?' In this episode, host Maria Lindblad (Lund University International Office) speaks to guest Frank Schreier, who is a Lund alumnus and former international student now working at the Faculty of Social Science. Together they discuss Frank's experience of learning Swedish as an international student coming from the USA, including his motivation to learn it, the hurdles he faced, the...
2024-04-2227 minLund University International PodcastStudying an International Bachelor's programme at LundWhether you're considering an international Bachelor's programme or have just been admitted to one, there's lots to discover about the experience of studying at Lund University. In this episode, we feature a discussion between three of our current Bachelor's students: host Marie Morales (BSc Mathematics), Leonie Feick (BSc Biomedicine) and Ngoc Quyen Do (BSc Development Studies). Together they talk about their journey to Lund University, their experience of the learning environment, cultural adjustments, the student life of Lund, and the advice they would offer to prospective international Bachelor's students.
2024-04-1532 minLund University International PodcastSustainability Week at Lund UniversitySustainability Week is an annual event in Lund organised as a joint venture by Lund University and Lund municipality. The week serves as a platform for bringing together ideas, for cross-disciplinary collaborations, for raising public awareness and for inspiring sustainable change. In this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) speaks to Sustainability Forum project manager Stina Lundkvist and student worker Johanna Weitekamp, who have worked on organising Sustainability Week 2024. Together they discuss the many free events on offer during Sustainability Week, the goals of the week, and what current and prospective international students might get out of attending...
2024-04-0821 minLund University International PodcastFinding housing as an international studentFinding housing can be a daunting prospect as a newly admitted international student, but at Lund, you have many options and a housing guarantee if you're a non-EU/EEA student. In this episode, host Daniel Gunnarsson (LU International Office) speaks to student Marie Morales about her experience having lived in Lund for two years, covering topics from accommodation options and opportunities to commuting, living outside of Lund, and how to spot a private rental scam. Remember that if you're in any doubt about the legitimacy of a private rental option, you can seek advice by contacting BoPoolen, a free...
2024-03-2923 minLund University International PodcastMeet newly admitted students with Goin'The Goin' app provides a community space exclusively for newly admitted students at Lund University, helping you to connect even before you've arrived in Lund! In this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) speaks to two current Lund University students, Daniela Mendoza and Megan Phillips, about their experience using Goin'. Together they discuss what Goin' is and how to join the app, interest groups and other aspects of the community on Goin', and the central role that Goin' has played in helping them to form social connections during their time at Lund.Newly admitted students will...
2024-03-2520 minLund University International PodcastAdmission results: Next steps for admitted studentsAs of the 21 March, admission results are now out for Master's applications to study at Lund University starting Autumn 2024! In this podcast episode, Lund University's Maria Lindblad and Rebecca van der Steen cover everything you need to know and what you need to do next, whether you're an admitted applicant or on a reserve list. Together they discuss accepting or declining your offer, paying tuition fees, applying for accommodation, residency applications, and many more aspects of the timeline from now until starting your studies at Lund University.
2024-03-2129 minLund University International PodcastInternational Women's Day Special: Women in TechnologyIn this special episode marking International Women's Day 2024, host and current student Mumbi Mwelwa (MSc Information Systems) speaks to two current student guests, Juliana Guillen (MSc Data Analytics and Business Economics) and Hema Srinivasa (MSc Information Systems). Together they discuss their experience as women from the Global South working and studying in technology, addressing topics such as their motivation to pursue a career in technology, the barriers they have faced in pursuing that career, their mentors and role models, and the advice they would offer to women and girls in their home countries who are also considering a career...
2024-03-0840 minLund University International PodcastInternational Opportunities with EUGLOHLund University is a member the European University Alliance for Global Health (EUGLOH): a network of 9 European universities which focuses on promoting long-lasting and interdisciplinary collaboration in Global Health. As an international student at Lund, you have the chance to get involved in this pioneering collaboration in many ways, from credited courses and workshops to becoming student representatives for EUGLOH. In this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) speaks to Judit Ralbovszki and Lara Lüdecke, both current students at Lund who are also EUGLOH student representatives. Together they discuss how EUGLOH can be relevant to a wide r...
2024-03-0619 minLund University International PodcastFinding an internship as an international studentWondering about how you can fit practical experiences like an internship into your studies at Lund University? In this episode, host Rebecca van der Steen (LU International Office) speaks to guests Xuan Tran and Bénédicte Anthony, both current students who recently finished internships while studying at Lund. Together they discuss how to find an internship that's right for you and your studies, what support is available from Lund University during an internship, how to network effectively, and some tips and tricks for acing your interview.
2024-02-2628 minLund University International PodcastLiving in Malmö as an International StudentSituated just 20km to the south-west of Lund, Malmö is the third largest city in Sweden, and for many students this bigger city is a popular alternative to living in Lund during their studies. In this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) speaks to special guest and current student Kim Wölper about her experience of life in Malmö, discussing how Malmö compares to Lund on topics like events, culture, Christmas, commuting and transport, food, and many more.
2024-02-1921 minLund University International PodcastStudying a second degree at LundIn this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) talks studying a second Master's degree with special guests Barbora Kozánková and Lili Domián, both of whom are previous Master's graduates of Lund University who decided to return to study again. Together they talk about their motivations for studying a second Master's, how their studies have differed the second time around, the kinds of extracurricular activities they've gotten involved in, and what Lund has to offer those who have prior career and postgraduate experience who are looking to study another degree.
2024-02-1226 minLund University International PodcastTravelling in EuropeStudying at Lund University as an International Student offers an extraordinary chance travel in Europe and explore further afield, outside of Sweden. In this episode, host Elliott Gunnell (LU International Office) discusses travel with current student Emma Barfus, who offers her top tips as a frequent traveller on places to go, opportunities for low-cost and sustainable travel, and pitfalls to avoid.
2024-02-0530 minLund University International PodcastProfessional to Student: Studying with career experienceWhile discussion of international studies is often centred on students embarking on the beginning of their professional lives, there are plenty of students who already have career experience who choose to either take a break for study or study alongside their professional work. In this episode, host Maria Lindblad (LU International Office) speaks to Christine Githiomi and Shreeya Bhattarai: two current international students at Lund University who have decided to swap the workplace for a return to the classroom. Together they discuss how their professional experience has changed how they engage with the learning environment, the challenges and opportunities...
2024-01-2932 minLund University International PodcastHandling application stressYou've submitted your application for studies at Lund University... but now what? Waiting on your application can be a stressful time, so in this episode, host Maria Lindblad (LU International Office) asks current student guests Marie Morales and Emma Bradshaw about their own experience of applying to Lund. Together they discuss the highs and lows of applying, how they came to apply to Lund, and what they recommend for prospective students struggling with their own waiting game.
2024-01-1932 minLund University International PodcastApplying to Lund: Final Application Q&AWith the deadlines for applications to study at Lund University starting autumn 2024 swiftly approaching, make sure you're on top of everything you need to know and prepare! In this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) speaks to student worker and current Master's student Elliott Gunnell, discussing key dates and deadlines, what documents you'll need to apply, final tips for giving yourself the best chances, and much more.
2024-01-1238 minApostles HoustonHe is the One True Light (John 1:1-18)Preached by Canon Craige Borrett, on December 31, 2023.
2024-01-0120 minLund University International PodcastApplying to Lund: The ARUA ScholarshipLund University is now offering a brand new scholarship programme, the African Research Universities Alliance (ARUA) Scholarship! In this episode, host Daniel Gunnarsson (LU International Office) dives into the focus of the new scholarship, including how much it can fund, who is eligible, and how to apply. Guests include Lund graduate and SI Scholar Naana Afriyie, and International Marketing Manager Babs Kunle, who works with Lund University applicants with an educational background from Sub-Saharan Africa.
2023-12-1531 minLund University International PodcastCelebrating Anne L'Huillier's Nobel PrizeLund University's Professor Anne L'Huillier was recently awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for her revolutionary research into new methods of studying electron dynamics in matter using attosecond pulses of light. In this episode, we celebrate Anne and her fellow Nobel laureates' achievement, as host Maria Lindblad (LU International Office) speaks to Kristina Lindgärde, Press Officer at Lund University. Together they discuss Kristina's first-hand involvement in both events on the day and subsequently, as she gives insight into the atmosphere behind the scenes at Lund University. They also touch on the many reactions of the day, from Anne L...
2023-12-1125 minLund University International PodcastSpecial: Common application questionsApplying to study abroad can be a challenging process, so it's natural to have many questions. In this special podcast episode, host Rebecca van der Steen (Lund University International Office) and international student ambassador Marie Morales answer some of those questions in a discussion that draws on Marie's own experience in applying for her programme at Lund, the Bachelor's programme in Mathematics. The conversation covers scenarios such as applying to multiple programmes and how to rank them, comparing your home country's qualifications to the Swedish qualification requirements given for each programme, and how best to approach writing the statement...
2023-12-0525 min
ICEF PodcastHow podcasting can help engage with prospective international studentsICEF Podcast episode format1) News & Developments 2) Main Topic3) Keys to the market1) News & developments • A discussion of some noteworthy industry news and developments as published on ICEF Monitor.How is Indian student mobility changing in 2023?Dutch election result and its impact on international education2) Main topic • "How podcasting can help engage with prospective international students"Main topic sponsor: ICEF Agency Status3) Keys to the market • PolandKeys to the Market sponsor: PERFECT – Study. Work. Travel. is an education agency based in Poland, with 2 offices: in Wroclaw and...
2023-11-2958 minLund University International PodcastThe International Student ExperienceIt's an oft-touted statistic that more than 12,000 international students from over 130 countries study at Lund University, but what exactly does that mean for those students? In this episode, host Elliott Gunnell speaks to international students Maaike van der Burg, Sevinj Mursalli, and Raden Dicky Johar Pribadi about their thoughts on what it's really like to study as an international student at Sweden's most international university. Together they discuss how studying as part of such a multicultural student body presents both opportunities and challenges, the ways in which Lund University has supported them as international students, and the many facets...
2023-11-2825 minLund University International PodcastThe South Asian Student Association: UTSAVHost Maria Lindblad (LU International Office) speaks to two special guests from the board of the South Asian Student Association, UTSAV: President Adyasha Mishra, and Cultural Secretary Upasana Regmi. Discussion includes the founding and history of UTSAV, its purpose in providing a community for South Asian students in Lund and raising awareness of South Asian heritage and culture, and the events and opportunities the Association provides for students. You can find out more about UTSAV from their website, and follow the Association on LinkedIn and Instagram.
2023-11-2029 minLund University International PodcastFrom student to staff with Philipp MontenegroFor many international students, the prospect of becoming a researcher or teacher at Lund is an attractive one, but what can that journey actually look like in practice? In this episode, host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) is joined by former international student and LUMES graduate Philipp Montenegro, who now works for the University as a research assistant at the International Institution for Industrial Environmental Economics (IIIEE). Philipp discusses his history as an international student at Lund, his interest in environment and sustainability, and the route he took in joining Lund University as a member of staff. He also...
2023-11-1328 minLund University International PodcastApplying to Lund: ScholarshipsIn this episode focusing on everything to do with scholarships, host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) is joined by guests Daniel Gunnarsson and Tullia Mednickson, both of whom work with the scholarship programmes available for students applying to Lund University. In the episode, they cover the main scholarships available to students, from eligibility and the application process to the various perks, events and networking opportunities that scholarship can take advantage of.
2023-11-0724 minLund University International PodcastApplying to Lund: Understanding programme-specific documentsIn this special episode focusing on your application questions, host Maria Lindblad (LU International Office) speaks to guests Amanda Elgh (Student Coordinator, Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies) and Frank Schreier (Programme Coordinator, Graduate School, Faculty of Social Sciences) to discuss programme-specific documents. Together they define what programme-specific documents are, why applicants to Lund need to pay close attention to them, and give advice on the statement of purpose as well as common mistakes and confusions around programme-specific documents.
2023-10-3034 minLund University International PodcastConnect with our Student AmbassadorsIn this episode, host Audrey Savage (LU International Office) is joined by one of our current student ambassadors, Emma Bradshaw, to talk about the LU Ambassador Programme. Together they discuss the basics of what the programme is and what the ambassadors are for, the wealth of information and insight our ambassadors can offer prospective students, and the many opportunities that being a part of the ambassador programme can bring during your time at Lund.
2023-10-2320 minLund University International PodcastApplying to Lund: We are now open for applications!As of 16 October 2023, applications to study at Lund University in Autumn 2024 are now open! In this special episode, host Maria Lindblad (Lund University International Office) and Regional Marketing Manager Rebecca van der Steen discuss tips for applying to study at Lund University, including 5 key pieces of advice on how to ensure you prepare properly, from finding the right programme to language tests, deadlines, and funding. Remember - the deadline to submit your application is 15 January 2024!
2023-10-1630 minLund University International PodcastThe International Mentor ProgrammeIn this episode, International Mentor Coordinator Tilda Thorsson and former mentor Johanna Kaspersson join host Timothy Parker (LU International Office) to discuss Lund University's International Mentor Programme, which pairs international students with volunteer student mentors who provide help, guidance, and activities for them during their studies at Lund. Together they talk about the benefits of being a mentor or mentee, activities for mentor groups, how the mentor programme can be a great way to make friends, and how to get involved.
2023-10-0923 minLund University International PodcastSpecial: Get informed about Lund UniversityIn this special episode, host Timothy Parker (Lund University International Office) is joined by Strategic Recruitment Manager Johan Gunnarson, who provides a deep-dive into Lund University and the study opportunities available to international students. Their discussion covers general facts about the Lund University, the city, and the region, and details the application system and admissions process, as well as student housing, public transport, living costs, student life, scholarships, employment opportunities, research and innovation, and other key information for students interested in studying at Lund University!
2023-10-0452 minLund University International PodcastYour guide to Campus HelsingborgCampus Helsingborg is a vibrant and thriving part of Lund University, situated in a bustling seaside city roughly 50km north of Lund. In this episode, host Timothy Parker (Lund University International Office) is joined by alumna Naana Afriyie, who gives a whirlwind tour of Helsignborg and its campus, covering places to eat and relax, day trips, the beach, and more.
2023-09-2522 minLund University International PodcastYour guide to our Lund CampusHost Audrey Savage (Lund University International Office) is joined by current international student and campus tour guide Marie Morales to give an audio tour of our main campus at Lund University. Together they discuss the various historic buildings and iconic landmarks that make up the Lund campus, which is situated at the heart of the picturesque city of Lund, Sweden, as well as where you can relax with friends and where to find the best study spots!
2023-09-1827 minLund University International PodcastCareer OutcomesMaria Lindblad (LU International Office) hosts two guests from the Lund University Alumni Office, Maria Johansson and Karen Paulson. In this podcast episode, they discuss famous Lund alumni, steps to take after graduation, and the many options that exist for graduates after leaving Lund University.
2023-09-1123 minLund University International PodcastLiving Sustainably in LundCurrent international students Ronja Karvinen and Fabio Cavaliere join Lund University's Timothy Parker to discuss how you can live sustainably in Lund, as well as their involvement in running Circle Centre Lund, which won the Lund Environmental Award 2022. Circle Centre is a volunteer-led organisation that offers a broad range of household items and appliances that can be borrowed for free, aiming to reduce overconsumption by encouraging us to borrow and reuse the things we need infrequently, rather than buying them. You can find out more about Circle Centre online: https://www.circlecentrelund.org/
2023-09-0430 minLund University International PodcastMemories of Lund with Priscilla LauFormer Lund exchange student 2002-3 Priscilla Lau joins host Elliott Gunnell and the LU Alumni Office's Karen Paulson to look back on her time at Lund, including how it influenced and prepared her for fifteen and a half years at Google and YouTube. Together they discuss the international outlook of studying at Lund, the power of building a long-lasting network, and the many opportunities and experiences that an international student can get involved in at Lund, from journalism to ballet!
2023-03-2426 minLund University International PodcastStudent Life at Campus HelsingborgCurrent students Naana Afriyie and Nicoleta Voicu join Lund University's Cicilia Jeppsson to discuss what it's like to study at Lund University's Helsingborg campus, which is situated in the city of Helsingborg, around 50km north-west of Lund. As a bustling seaside town, Helsingborg offers quite a different student experience to life in Lund, which Naana and Nicoleta consider as they talk about finding things to see and do in the city, making friends, places to study, and much more.
2023-03-1731 minLund University International PodcastSettling in with Arrival Day and OrientationLU's Kristen Clarberg discusses Arrival Day - the main welcome day for new international students arriving in Lund - with International Mentor Coordinator Victor Åstrand and International Mentor Prilliani Madina. They also talk about what incoming international students can expect from the orientation period and its many events, and touch on the benefits of getting involved in Arrival and Orientation by joining the International Mentor Programme during your time at Lund.
2023-03-1028 minLund University International PodcastThe Association of Foreign Affairs at LundUPF Board Members Victor Åstrand and Isabella Silva Ortiz join Lund University's Tim Parker to discuss the Association of Foreign Affairs in Lund (Utrikespolitiska Föreningen in Swedish, or UPF). Together they talk about the role of UPF, what kinds of events and services it is responsible for, how it benefits international students at Lund, and how to get involved either as an active member or as a committee or board member. Tim then speaks to Lund Alumni and former UPF Head of Career Linda Kivi, who talks about the ways in which her involvement in UPF helped to sh...
2023-03-0326 minLund University International PodcastMaking your voice heard: Student Influence at LundLund University's Tim Parker interviews Emmy Svensson, President of Lund University's Student Union Association (LUS) 2022-23, and Laurine Palomba, Board Member for the Social Sciences Student Union. Together they discuss how students can influence their studies at Lund, and the role of the nine faculty unions and LUS in helping to support students and elevate their voices. Also covered is how students can get involved with the unions, how involvement in a union can benefit you professionally, socially, and academically, and the kinds of events hosted by each union throughout the academic year.
2023-02-2426 minLund University International PodcastGet involved with the LU InstagramCurrent students and Instagram Ambassadors Dominik Mazur and Alejandra Maguiña Angeles join Tim Parker (LU International Office) and Instagram Ambassador Coordinator Lukrecija Vaisyte to discuss how they've been involved with the official LU International Instagram account. Together they talk about what it is to be an Instagram Ambassador at Lund, and how others can get involved to showcase their experiences and learn new skills.
2023-02-1724 minLund University International PodcastA Sensational History of LundStories of murder, Machiavellian politics and eccentric mathematicians abound in this very special and sensational episode of the Lund University International Podcast! Local historian and ghost tour guide Jacques Schultze and host Elliott Gunnell discuss the odd - and occasionally bloody - history of one of Sweden's oldest universities. Together they delve into the murder at the Locus Peccatorum - or 'House of Sin', how the bloodiest battle in Scandinavian history impacted the University's early years, and the remarkable life and personality of Carl Johan Hill, the University's first dedicated professor of mathematics.
2023-02-1024 minLund University International PodcastIntroduction to Student LifeCurrent student Elliott Gunnell joins Lund University's Maria Lindblad to discuss an overview of student life at Lund, covering topics like student unions and nations, finding clubs and interest groups, sports on campus, grades, a typical week at Lund, and the historic Lundakarnevalen.
2023-02-0228 min
True Church PerspectiveGrievous WolvesThe bible warns that in the last day, grievous wolves would come to harm God's sheep. In this message, Pastor Lewis deals with the false doctrines of Jamal Bryant, Kanye West, and Howard John Wesley and how they are being used for a sinister agenda of the elite! Support This Ministry
2023-01-0254 min
ChasingStories PodcastThank You RJ & WrestlingHappy Saturday, Everyone
Welcome to season five, episode six of "Chatting with the Constantins." In this week's episode, John talks about Rick Jeanneret's retirement. He has been the voice behind every play and goal made by a Sabres player for fifty-one years. In addition, he shares his favorite memories of listening to the hockey game as a child. In the second segment, John shares highlights from the Friday night episode of AEW Rampage and the matches he's looking forward to watching this weekend. It's WrestleMania weekend, everyone! Destiny will be back next week to share her thoughts...
2022-04-0205 min
ChasingStories PodcastAuthor Spotlights, Books, and Fall TV Show Recommendations.Happy Sunday, Everyone!
Welcome to season four, episode five of "Chatting with the Constantins." In this week's episode, John and Destiny discuss what's currently happening in their lives and discuss the importance of following your passions.
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Destiny shares her big news and how her schedule will be changing because she got her dream job. Destiny chats about her fall recipes for pumpkin spice cupcakes and caramel apple cupcakes. She shares her latest book review, "Tall Willows" by P. C. Feathers. A suspenseful murder mystery intertwined with an unexpected romance. This week's second book...
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AWS re:Invent 2018STP12: Crypto 101/201Blockchain technology has the potential to dramatically change the financial landscape. Kristen Stone, the product manager on the coinbase cryptocurrency payments team, and Jake Craige, the team's technical lead, join us to discuss the evolution of the blockchain industry and its impact on our day-to-day lives. They dive deep into some of the inner workings of the technology, and they discuss the different types of blockchain models, smart contracts, consensus protocols, and what's on the horizon.
2018-12-0100 min
Litigation Quality Patent PatentCastThe Examiner Whisperer - Synthes v. Spinal KineticsIn this episode of the Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, claims are torn apart when the patent owner tries to stretch them too far to reach a competitor's product. Even when a patent discloses a groove in a plate, the patent owner can't always cover a product that has a hole in the plate, at least not in this medical device. Craige offers help by drawing lessons about written description - especially how a few minutes of quality thinking on the front end can make a patent either a boom or a bust. Joining the conversation this week are...
2014-09-1627 min
Litigation Quality Patent PatentCastThe Examiner Whisperer - Keurig v. Sturm FoodsIn this episode of the Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, discussion bears on any consumer product with a consumable or disposable member to it. But why did a company bring suit for inducing infringement instead of asserting their patent rights directly? Maybe because their patents were dubious or too narrow to begin with. They lost...through an interesting combination of the principles of patent exhaustion and the type of claim they tried to justify. Guest-hosting this episode for a traveling Craige is Dr. John Leighton, associate attorney with Thompson Patent Law. Joining him is special guest Mike Heinrich, an...
2014-09-0518 min
Litigation Quality Patent PatentCastThe Examiner Whisperer - Rambus v ReaIn this episode of the Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, Craige talks about a case where the Patent Office, in an Inter Partes re-examination, rejected a technology patent by correctly construing most claim terms but improperly ignoring evidence of industry praise and licensing. The federal circuit reviewed the case and upheld the anticipation rejections, but reversed the obviousness rejections. This federal circuit decision continued the trend of emphasizing the importance of objective evidence of non-obviousness. Craige's special guests are, Richard Bragg, a Patent Attorney practicing in the Minneapolis area, Mike Heinrich, an attorney and consultant in engineering and intellectua...
2014-08-0426 min
Litigation Quality Patent PatentCastThe Examiner Whisperer - Network Signatures v State FarmIn this episode of the Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, a patent owner fails to pay a maintenance fee on time and then gets a call from a potential licensee. Can the patent be successfully revived? Today's case recently happened, resulting in a patent attorney getting slapped with a charge of inequitable conduct, for filing a petition for revival due to unintentional delay. Craige offers help, explaining a system the patent owner can use to safely manage a portfolio. He also explains the best practice for patent attorneys to avoid the pain and litigation expenses resulting from charges of inequitable cond...
2013-11-1820 min
Litigation Quality Patent PatentCastThe Examiner Whisperer- Hamilton Beach v. Sunbeam In this episode of the Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, discussion concerns a federal circuit case dubbed the "crock-pot wars." A federal circuit court finds that an offer to sell a crock pot prototype to the inventor triggered the one year on sale bar clock. This is an easily overlooked mistake that catches many innovative companies off guard. Craige's special guests are, Tawfiq Ali, an experienced business litigation attorney with offices in Chicago, and Dr. John Leighton, associate attorney at Thompson Patent Law. Listen to the Podcast: EPISODE 21 - The Examiner Whisperer - Hamilton Beach v...
2013-11-0422 min
Litigation Quality Patent PatentCastThe Examiner Whisperer - Apple v ITC & Motorola Mobility In this episode of the Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, Craige elaborates on the federal circuit’s current “hot trend” of endorsing the doctrine of secondary considerations as being vital in determining obviousness. Other key issues discussed are how to properly incorporate by reference in a patent and provide proper priority claims to a provisional patent application. Craige’s special guests are: Dr. John Leighton- associate attorney at Thompson Patent Law, Mike Heinrich- an attorney and consultant in engineering and intellectual property areas Jason Rosenblum- an Intellectual Property attorney specializing in Trademarks, with offices in New York. Listen to...
2013-10-0821 min
Litigation Quality Patent PatentCastThe Examiner Whisperer - Plantronics v Aliph In this episode of the Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, a federal circuit court overturns a district court decision, with a reminder that it is improper to import limitations into the claims without clear claim scope. Also, a patent owner’s evidence of secondary factors such as commercial success and copying, must be considered before the claims can be held obvious. Craige offers a very valuable bonus. He shares a secret which reveals the section of the MPEP he recommends for getting ideas to overcome obviousness rejections. Craige’s special guests are Mike Heinrich, an attorney and consultant in engin...
2013-10-0826 min
Litigation Quality Patent PatentCastThe Examiner Whisperer - Commil USA v Cisco Systems In this episode of the Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, does your good faith belief that a patent is invalid determine whether you have infringed on it? A recent court panel opinion says, yes it does! Further, this opinion provides new strengths for defending a charge of inducement. Craige’s special guest is Dr. John Leighton, associate attorney at Thompson Patent Law. Listen to the Podcast: EPISODE 17 – The Examiner Whisperer – Commil USA v Cisco Systems – Jul 11 2013 Litigation Quality Patents® Podcasts The Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, hosted each week by Craige Thompson (a.k.a...
2013-10-0115 min
Litigation Quality Patent PatentCastThe Examiner Whisperer - Interdigital v ITC & LG Electronics In this episode of the Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, you better be careful what you do or do not include in your licensing agreement. Craige talks about how the wording of the grant, arbitration and survival clauses interact to control rights after the license expires. Craige’s special guest is Dr. John Leighton, an associate attorney at Thompson Patent Law. Listen to the Podcast: EPISODE 16 – The Examiner Whisperer – Interdigital v ITC & LG Electronics – Jun 20 2013 Litigation Quality Patents® Podcasts The Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, hosted each week by Craige Thompson (a.k.a., “The Exami...
2013-10-0111 min
Litigation Quality Patent PatentCastThe Examiner Whisperer - Uship v United States & IBM In this episode of the Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, discussion concerns the Miranda warning and how it applies to patent prosecution too! Anything you say, can and will be used against you. In this case, even routine correspondence with the patent office. Craige’s special guest is Dr. John Leighton, an associate attorney at Thompson Patent Law. Listen to the Podcast: EPISODE 14 – The Examiner Whisperer – Uship v United States & IBM – Jun 6 2013 Litigation Quality Patents® Podcasts The Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, hosted each week by Craige Thompson (a.k.a., “The Examiner Whispere...
2013-09-2512 min
Litigation Quality Patent PatentCastThe Examiner Whisperer - Motiva LLC v ITC & Nintendo In this episode of the Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, discussion concerns patent trolls! A patent troll, suing on a contingency fee, gets his client zapped out of the International Trade Commission by failing the domestic industry requirement. Nintendo WII owners rejoice! This troll was sent back under the bridge. Craige’s special guests are Mike Heinrich, an attorney and consultant in engineering and intellectual property areas, Tawfiq Ali, a business litigation attorney with offices in Chicago, and Dr. John Leighton, an associate attorney at Thompson Patent Law. Listen to the Podcast: EPISODE 12 – The Examiner W...
2013-09-2422 min
Litigation Quality Patent PatentCastThe Examiner Whisperer - Versata v SAP In this episode of the Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, discussion concerns the federal circuit affirming a 345 million dollar damage award. The key issue is the importance of precisely wording software claim preambles. Craige’s special guests are Dr. John Leighton, an associate attorney at Thompson Patent Law and Richard Bragg, a patent attorney practicing in the Minneapolis area. Listen to the Podcast: EPISODE 10 – The Examiner Whisperer – Versata v SAP – May 09 2013 Litigation Quality Patents® Podcasts The Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, hosted each week by Craige Thompson (a.k.a., “The Examiner Whisperer”...
2013-09-2415 min
Litigation Quality Patent PatentCastEPISODE 5 - The Examiner Whisperer - Gunn V Minton In this episode of the Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, the discussion concerns a U.S. Supreme Court decision, clarifying confused case law in the area of state attorney malpractice actions involving federal patent law issues. Craige’s special guests are John Lively, a business litigator with offices in Fort Worth, Texas and Tawfiq Ali, an expert business attorney with offices in Chicago. Listen to the Podcast: EPISODE 5 – The Examiner Whisperer – Gunn V Minton – Mar 07 2013 Litigation Quality Patents® Podcasts The Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, hosted each week by Craige Thompson (a.k.a., “The Examin...
2013-09-2423 min
Litigation Quality Patent PatentCastEPISODE 2 - The Examiner Whisperer - Nancy C Fry In this episode of the Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, the discussion centers around a 2010 patent trial and appeal board decision, what can be done in the patent offices, patent prosecution and things to watch out for that can help smooth your bumpy road to a successful patent claim. Craige’s special guest is Thompson Patent Law’s very own Associate Attorney Dr. John Leighton. Listen to the Podcast: EPISODE 2 – The Examiner Whisperer – Nancy C Fry Litigation Quality Patents® Podcasts The Litigation Quality Patents® Podcast, hosted each week by Craige Thompson (a.k.a., “...
2013-09-2310 min