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The Institute's own IP research is at the core of all our activities, underpinning not only our approach to teaching, but also our engagement with the wider IP community. Building on IBIL's 10 year history, the Institute continutes to produce research which stimulates debate and informs policy on a wide range of intellectual property issues.
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search-total-matching59search-total-matching- The future of standard essential patent licensing: from courts to national regulators? | Institute of Brand and Innovation Law - UCL – University College London
- AI as a vehicle for creativity in video games - any room for flexibility via contracts? | Institute of Brand and Innovation Law - UCL – University College London
- An empirical study of the basis of refusal of EU trade marks for 3D marks | Institute of Brand and Innovation Law - UCL – University College London
- The exceptional mismatch of copyright teaching exceptions in the post-pandemic university | Institute of Brand and Innovation Law - UCL – University College London
- Psychology, Prototypicality and Basic Shapes | Institute of Brand and Innovation Law - UCL – University College London
- Twenty years of IPKat | Institute of Brand and Innovation Law - UCL – University College London
- The Protection of Cultural Heritage by Designs | Institute of Brand and Innovation Law - UCL – University College London
- Copyright for AI-generated Works: A Task for the Internal Market? | Institute of Brand and Innovation Law - UCL – University College London
- Rosbif on the menu? The UPC's "mildly exorbitant" long-arm jurisdiction | Institute of Brand and Innovation Law - UCL – University College London
- The Protection of Well-Known Trade Marks as a Way to Protect Investment? | Institute of Brand and Innovation Law - UCL – University College London
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