Seminars 2017-2018 | Cambridge Forum for Legal and Political Philosophy

Audio recordings of most of these events are available on Captivate (and most popular podcast apps) or Apple Podcasts/iTunes.

Easter Term
Date	Speaker	Title	Recording
26 April 2018	Dr Sabine Jacques UEA Lecturer in IP/IT/Media Law	'The Parody Exception in Copyright Law'
3 May 2018	Professor Robert Burrell University of Sheffield Dr Aaron Graham UCL	'The History of Patents,1600-1850'
10 May 2018	Graeme B. Dinwoodie Global Professor of Intellectual Property Law, IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law	'Non-Traditional Marks In Europe: Conceptual Lessons From Their Potential Demise'

Lent Term
Date	Speaker	Title	Recording
1 February 2018	Hugh Tomlinson QC Matrix Chambers	'Sex, Lies and Unfairly Processed Data: The Information Torts in Practice'
15 February 2018	Patricia Collis Trade Mark Attorney, Bird & Bird	'The challenges for trade mark practitioners in the age of Brexit'
22 February 2018	Xavier Seuba Senior Lecturer, Centre d’Études Internationales de la Propriété Intellectuelle (CEIPI) - University of Strasbourg	'Negotiating intellectual property chapters in new European trade agreements'	Postponed
2 March 2018	Dr Judith Townend University of Sussex	'Of data and judges: the conundrum of public access to information from the court'
8 March 2018	Bernt Hugenholtz Professor of Copyright Law, and Co-Director of the Institute for Information Law of the University of Amsterdam	'Data property'

Michaelmas Term
Date	Speaker	Title	Recording
2 November 2017	Dan L Burk Chancellor’s Professor of Law - University of California, Irvine	'Algorithmic Fair Use'
9 November 2017	Susanna HS Leong Professor of Law, NUS Business School, National University of Singapore	'Internet Intermediaries and Copyright Infringement - Who makes the copy?'
16 November 2017	Rebecca Giblin Associate Professor of Law, Monash University Australia	''Orthogonalising' Copyright: Reclaiming lost culture and getting authors paid'
23 November 2017	Martin J Adelman Theodore and James Pedas Family Professor IP & Technology Law – George Washington University Law School	'The United States law of patent eligibility regarding products of nature and natural laws from nitrogen fixing bacteria to genes'