Brazilian Innovation Law: Break the Fortress of the Roman Empire Influence
Learn about international technology transfer procedures and the difficulties that colleges encounter when trying to make their research profitable. Discover from professionals the creative approaches and IP protection devices that universities worldwide employ to make their research and development marketable.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Brazilian Innovation Law
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What is Brazil's Innovation Law?
Brazil's Innovation Law (Law 10.973/2004, updated by Law 13.243/2016) establishes the legal framework for technology transfer, IP protection and collaboration between universities and the private sector.
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How does the Brazilian Innovation Law affect technology transfer?
The law facilitates IP licensing, university spin-offs and research partnerships, making it easier for academic institutions to commercialize research commercially.
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What IP protection mechanisms are available for universities in Brazil?
Brazilian universities can use patents, utility models, trademarks and trade secrets, with support from EMBRAPII and INPI.
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Who should watch this webinar?
Researchers, university technology transfer offices, IP attorneys and companies looking to license or acquire Brazilian academic research.