Open Science and intellectual property rights

Learning Objectives

By the end of this session, learners will be able to:

• Summarize researchers’ rights to intellectual assets in Sweden
• Explain how openly sharing research results can affect legal possibilities to protect them
• Identify ethical considerations of patenting in relation to open science

Schedule

Time	Topic	Instructor
13:00	Open science and intellectual property rights	Andreas Lundquist
14:30	Course wrap-up	Ineke Luijten
14:40	Coffee break & end of day

Materials

Open science and intellectual property rights

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You can register for the ‘Future of Open Science in Sweden’ online roundtable on May 27th 10:15-12:00 here

Contributors

• Andreas Lundquist
• Ineke Luijten

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Andreas Lundquist (2025) Open Science in the Swedish context - Open Science and intellectual property rights. Retrieved from https://scilifelab-training.github.io/open-science/2505/Session9.html