About our Course
If you are a scientist or engineer involved in applied research aimed at bringing a new product or service to market, then this introductory webinar on basic IP rights is for you.
Learn which IPRs you could use to protect your new invention, software or even GUI and how to safeguard your know how and trade secrets.
Who Should Attend?
R&D scientists such as chemists, biologists, engineers and programmers developing new commercial products or services.
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