Intellectual Property Week

It is an annual event focused on intellectual property, development, and innovation. This event is co-organized by CEDIA along with other institutions in the national ecosystem, and is attended by professionals, students, teachers, academics, and the general public.

How does it work?

Each year, CEDIA aligns itself with the theme proposed by WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization), and simultaneously sends an email to member higher education institutions interested in hosting the event. This event includes a call for entries called the National Academic Inventions Fair, a CEDIA initiative designed to showcase and recognize the work of academic inventors in the country who have developed scientific proposals that meet protection standards through patents and utility models.

Benefits:

  1. Approaching other actors in the ecosystem.
  2. Exchange of knowledge between professionals.
  3. Learning about intellectual property and innovation topics.
  4. Updating knowledge on new ecosystem topics.

How to apply?

about cedia you can contact cati@cedia.org.ec