Is My Invention Patentable? Patent 101 – Fundamental Concepts in Patent Law
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Date:
1 April 2019 (Monday), 3:00 pm - 4:30pm
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Venue:
Mr and Mrs Lee Siu Lun Lecture Theater (LT-K) |
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Organized By:
Technology Transfer Center |
This seminar will explore the fundamental concepts behind patent law, exploring what are the requirements needed in order to obtain an issued patent. We will briefly touch upon the differences between patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets. We will also discuss how to develop a strong IP strategy, why proper inventorship is important, how publications can impact a patent, and common mistakes that inventors make when pursuing patent rights.
Hong Kong Science Park Career Expo 2019
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Date:
9 March 2019 (Saturday) , 10:30 - 17:30
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Venue:
Grand Hall, Phase 3, Science Park |
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Organized By:
Hong Kong Science Park |
Make an Impact! Shape the Future!
Join the Science Park I&T Workforce.
Hong Kong Science Park Career Expo, the most exciting career platform where innovative minds gather and Make the Future! Come meet inspiring people, grow your talent and make a difference!
Not-to-be-missed:
Your golden opportunity to grow your network and build relationships with companies in a relaxed setting
The largest Innovation & Technology (I&T) recruitment platform offering 1500+ job opportunities from 150+ companies
Face-to-face career consultation with enthusiastic I&T recruiters
Opportunities to find jobs that match your skills
60-second on stage Talent Pitch to stand out and gain instant interview opportunities
Free career consultation on writing a CV, salary trends, building a career path, interview tips and how to look smart
Free shuttle bus, entertainment, free-flow of drinks and snacks all day
FYP + Supporting Scheme 2018-2019
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Date:
10 February 2019 (Monday) (Application Deadline)
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Organized By:
Hong Kong X Foundation |
The FYP+ Supporting Scheme is a charity program organized by Hong Kong X Foundation, to promote innovation & Entrepreneurship. 40 excellent FYP projects will be selected from all local universities, with an award of HK$20,000 each, and 3 projects can win an additional HKD $50,000 grants in the final pitch.
HKUST Startups x Investor 2018
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Date:
4 December 2018 (Tuesday) 2:00pm-5:30pm
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Venue:
Pitching Session – Tsang Shiu Tim Arts Hall, G/F, HKUST (Near Starbucks and Piazza); Booth Exhibitions & Discussion Session – Atrium, G/F, HKUST |
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Organized By:
HKUST Entrepreneurship Center & Technology Transfer Center |
The aim of this event is to connect HKUST startups to the investment community, professional network as well as potential business partnership to help jumpstart their company. This is a great opportunity for HKUST startups to receive invaluable professional and market feedback and solicit investment interests. It is equally beneficial for the external participants to take the opportunity to learn more of HKUST entrepreneurship endeavors and explore the outcomes.
Rundown
1:30pm: Reception
2:00pm: Welcome and Greetings
2:10pm: Pitch Presentation by HKUST Startups (2 mins each)
3:45pm: Booth Exhibitions and Discussion between Startups and Investors
5:30pm: End of the Event
Is Your Invention Inventive? –What Is Obvious Is Not Obvious: A Conversation with Your Patent Attorney
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Date:
7 November 2018 (Wednesday) 10:30 am – 12:00 noon
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Venue:
Room 6602, 6th Floor Annex, Academic Building, HKUST (Lift 31-32) |
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Organized By:
Technology Transfer Center |
Standards for Patentability is the concern of every inventor when assessing whether an invention is eligible for a patent. People may have heard about usefulness, novelty and non-obviousness but are not sure how they work. How can inventors know whether the invention is non-obvious?
You are cordially invited to the Seminar: Is Your Invention Inventive? –What Is Obvious Is Not Obvious: A Conversation with Your Patent Attorney hosted by the Technology Transfer Center (TTC). Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP, one of the University appointed patent law firms, is currently handling the University’s patent applications in the area of biotechnology, medical devices, health and life science.
This is an opportunity to participate in a discussion about
• Basic legal framework of the concept of obviousness in the patent law context
• Main considerations in assessing the obviousness question
• Practical strategies in securing patent rights for an invention
