“The Antitrust-Copyright Interface in the Age of Generative Artificial Intelligence” with Peter Yu, forthcoming in the @EmoryLawJournal. Penn State @DickinsonLaw @TAMULawSchool @TAMUclip
In this episode of Penn State Dickinson Law’s “Profiles in Leadership” series, Dr. Kevin E. Noonan, a molecular biologist turned patent lawyer and co-chair of McDonnell Boehnen Hulbert & Berghoff LLP’s Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals Practice Group, sat down with me to share his insights into the biotech and pharmaceutical patent landscape.
Dr. Noonan also reflects on his journey from science to law, emphasizing the strategic thinking and client management skills that have been pivotal in his role at MBHB. He provides a look at his contributions to “Patent Docs,” discussing how he curates content, manages his time, and measures the success of this influential platform. Dr. Noonan also shares his approach to productive writing, a key aspect of his thought leadership in the field.
Beyond these issues, the conversation also touches upon his life beyond the law, offering a personal perspective on how he balances his professional commitments with his personal interests.
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Looking forward to the conversation on “Inclusive Innovation and Cutting-Edge IP Strategies” with Claire Wheeler Desmond Idris McKelvey Ankur Shah Hon. Paul R Michel.
Thanks to Esther Lim and Tashia Bunch for bringing us together. Hope to see you there! https://iipsj.org/programs/ipsj-cle-seminar/
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Some events come only once in ten years. Honored to be part of “A Decade of Growth and Transformation in Intellectual Property and Technology Law” Symposium. Jeff Slattery BJ Ard Derek Bambauer Peter K. Yu, and I will delve into the latest in AI and Innovation.
Texas A&M University School of Law is commemorating the 10th anniversary of joining the Aggie family. Congratulations to Texas A&M! Special thanks to Peter and Kirsten Evans for bringing us together.
Looking forward to catching up and learning from: Eric E. Johnson (University of Oklahoma College of Law) Peter Lee (University of California, Davis – School of Law) Michael Meurer (Boston University School of Law) Madhavi Sunder (Georgetown University Law Center) Stefania Fusco (Notre Dame Law School) Glynn Lunney (@TAMULawSchool) David Olson (Boston College Law School) Lucas Osborn (Campbell University, Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law) David Taylor (SMU Dedman School of Law) Saurabh Vishnubhakat (Cardozo School of Law) Dean Robert Ahdieh (Texas A&M University School of Law) Prof. H. Brian Holland (@TAMULawSchool) Jorge Contreras (University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law) Sapna Kumar (University of Minnesota Law School) Srividhya Ragavan (@TAMULawSchool) Melissa Wasserman (The University of Texas School of Law) Sari Mazzurco (@SMULawSchool) Irene Calboli (@TAMULawSchool) Christine Farley (American University Washington College of Law) Barbara Lauriat (Texas Tech University School of Law) Doris Long (University of Illinois Chicago School of Law) Jeff W. Slattery (@TAMULawSchool) BJ Ard (@Wisconsin Law) Derek Bambauer (@UFLevinCollege) Peter K. Yu (@TAMULawSchool) Hannah Bloch-Wehba, Anupam Chander (@GeorgetownLaw) Julie E. Cohen (@GeorgetownLaw) Daniel Gervais (@VanderbiltLaw) Xuan-Thao Nguyen (@Uof WashingtonLaw) Rochelle Dreyfuss (@NYULaw) Henning Grosse Ruse-Khan (@Cambridge) Lee Jyh-An (@CUHK; @WashingtonUniversityLaw) Matthias Leistner (@Ludwig Maximilians University)
#IntellectualProperty #TechLaw #Innovation
https://law.tamu.edu/prospective/academics/centers-clinics-programs/clip/aggieversary-symposium
Happening Next Week!
Penn State Dickinson Law, the World Intellectual Property Organization – WIPO and the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) are proud to jointly organize a seminar on “IP and International Dispute Resolution: What Every Lawyer and Corporate Counsel Needs to Know.”
The seminar consists of two hybrid sessions in New York and Washington, DC.
USPTO Director Kathi Vidal and International Trademark Association (INTA) CEO Etienne Sanz de Acedo will each deliver a keynote address.
Hope to see you in person or on Zoom!
Meeting Details
• New York / Zoom (Wednesday, February 21, 2 pm)
• Washington, DC / Zoom (Friday, February 23, 9 am)
Program Highlights
• The state of IP dispute resolution in the US and at WIPO.
• Standard essential patents, biotechnology, and dispute resolution.
• IP mediation and arbitration strategies.
• Singapore IP Strategy 2030.
• Resolving crypto and blockchain disputes.
• Overlooked strategic aspects of DEI initiatives in dispute resolution.
Register here: https://lnkd.in/gy59KydR
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DC | NY: U.S. Chamber of Commerce GIPC IP Principles Panel & Congressional Reception Institute for Intellectual Property and Social Justice Center for Intellectual Property x Innovation Policy Eli Lilly and Company Peter-Anthony Pappas Senator Thom Tillis Suzanne Harrison Adam Mossoff George Mason University – Antonin Scalia Law School Vishal Amin Brian Pomper Gautam Prakash Joshua Kresh Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Andrei Iancu Randall R. Rader Matthew Chervenak The Sunwater Institute Steve Baughman Megan Raymond SUJAI SHIVAKUMAR, Ph.D. Alexander Kersten
Emily C. and John E. Hansen IP Institute at Fordham Law School Eleonora Rosati Stockholms universitet Hugh Hansen Etienne Sanz de Acedo International Trademark Association (INTA) Katherine Strandburg New York University School of Law Kenneth Min Practising Law Institute (PLI) Jennifer Wu Groombridge, Wu, Baughman & Stone LLP Meta Robert Arcamona Penn State Dickinson Law
DC | NY: U.S. Chamber of Commerce GIPC IP Principles Panel & Congressional Reception Institute for Intellectual Property and Social Justice Center for Intellectual Property x Innovation Policy Eli Lilly and Company Peter-Anthony Pappas Senator Thom Tillis Suzanne Harrison Adam Mossoff George Mason University – Antonin Scalia Law School Vishal Amin Brian Pomper Gautam Prakash Joshua Kresh Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Andrei Iancu Randall R. Rader Matthew Chervenak The Sunwater Institute Steve Baughman Megan Raymond SUJAI SHIVAKUMAR, Ph.D. Alexander Kersten
Emily C. and John E. Hansen IP Institute at Fordham Law School Eleonora Rosati Stockholms universitet Hugh Hansen Etienne Sanz de Acedo International Trademark Association (INTA) Katherine Strandburg New York University School of Law Kenneth Min Practising Law Institute (PLI) Jennifer Wu Groombridge, Wu, Baughman & Stone LLP Meta Robert Arcamona Penn State Dickinson Law
“Experts like Daryl Lim, [H. Laddie Montague] Jr. Chair at [Penn State Dickinson Law] who is also an [affiliate] of the [Penn State Center for Socially Responsible AI], are encouraging governments in the U.S. to pass AI-specific regulations on things like data privacy and protection, ethical research, secure systems, and how it should operate in the public sector.”
https://www.weny.com/…/pennsylvania-first-state-to…
You can read the full article by Kara Jeffers Reports here: https://www.weny.com/…/pennsylvania-first-state-to…. Thank you, Kara, for your excellent questions on this important issue.
“Experts like Daryl Lim, [H. Laddie Montague] Jr. Chair at [Penn State Dickinson Law] who is also an [affiliate] of the [Penn State Center for Socially Responsible AI], are encouraging governments in the U.S. to pass AI-specific regulations on things like data privacy and protection, ethical research, secure systems, and how it should operate in the public sector.”
https://www.weny.com/…/pennsylvania-first-state-to…
You can read the full article by Kara Jeffers Reports here: https://www.weny.com/…/pennsylvania-first-state-to…. Thank you, Kara, for your excellent questions on this important issue.
“Daryl Lim, who teaches at Penn State Dickinson Law and is in Penn State University Penn State Center for Socially Responsible AI, laid out several priorities a committee should take when regulating AI.
“Data privacy and protection are critical, especially given the vast data sets AI technologies utilize,” said Lim. “Legislation must be robust in overseeing how data is collected, stored, and processed, addressing AI’s unique challenges.”
Other areas to consider are accountability and liability for decisions made with AI, ethical standards for use and implementation into the workforce, and general regulations for using AI in the public sector.”
You can read the full article by Kara Jeffers here: https://www.erienewsnow.com/story/50396259/pennsylvanias-path-to-regulate-artificial-intelligence
Thank you, Kara, for your excellent questions on this important issue.