Hamburg, Germany
August 20, 2024
The CIOPORA Academy Webinar Series has announced this year's second set of lectures for September. The new series is designed for plant breeders, intellectual property attorneys, and professionals in the plant breeding industry and will focus on plant breeders’ rights (PBR) in Brazil and Vietnam and artificial intelligence (AI) applied in plant breeding.
The CIOPORA Academy Webinar Series
Expert speakers will lead the conversation and answer questions from attendees, who will have the opportunity to learn about some of the most innovative trends shaping the future of plant breeding - from transformative technologies to evolving markets for the green sector.
“We are confident that, just like the first part of the program, this upcoming series of lectures will provide participants with important insights into the latest developments in Brazil and Vietnam, and also about the key role of AI in plant breeding, a ‘hot topic’ across several sectors,” said the Product Manager of The CIOPORA Academy, Katrin Huhnholz.
The CIOPORA Academy Webinar Series is open to CIOPORA members and non-members of our association and offers a unique space to learn more about the plant breeders sector and upcoming challenges.
The registration process is already open at The CIOPORA Academy: www.ciopora-academy.org for both association members and non-members. Visit the association website and check the different options for joining, and also, to access to the video recording of the first series.
Lectures, dates and speakers:
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September 12th, “Brazil: An Overview of the Brazilian PVP System, Enforcement Strategies and Nuances of the Judiciary,” Viviane Trojan, Kasznar Leonardos.
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September 19th, “Vietnam’s Plant Variety Protection System: Legal Frameworks and Case Studies,” Chi Dung (Jun) Vo and Son Tuan (Marx) Do, Baker McKenzie.
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September 26th, “Putting AI into Practice for Crop Breeding: Opportunities and Challenges,” Dr. Elliott Grant, Mineral (X).
CIOPORA is the International Association of Breeders of Asexually Reproduced Horticultural Varieties. Breeders of such varieties account for two-thirds of all Plant Variety Rights (PVR) titles in the world. For over 60 years, CIOPORA has represented these breeders in all matters of Intellectual Property (IP) protection and aims to foster an environment in which the innovation of these breeders can flourish. CIOPORA is a member-based, non-profit organization. www.ciopora.org
The CIOPORA Academy is a specialized international education program on IP for plants tailored to the needs of the green sector. The formats include small-group workshops and live webinars. Our learner community consists of plant breeders and other participants of the horticultural value chain, as well as IP lawyers and patent attorneys. With its unique workshop and webinar programs frequented by over 500 professionals from over 25 countries, the CIOPORA Academy aspires to be a global reference program on IP for the green business.
www.ciopora-academy.org
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