In celebration of Science Day, Sumy State University hosted an event that combined science with leisure—the “Scientific Picnic”. This year, the theme “How to Profit from Science” particularly captured the interest of students and faculty alike.
DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINAL LAW OF THE INSTITUTE OF LAW
In celebration of Science Day, Sumy State University hosted an event that combined science with leisure—the “Scientific Picnic”. This year, the theme “How to Profit from Science” particularly captured the interest of students and faculty alike.
On 6 May 2024, the Department of Criminal Law and Procedure at the Intellectual Property programme hosted an engaging online lecture on the topic of “AI and Copyright”. The lecture was delivered by Professor Katrin Nyman-Metcalfe, a leading expert in the field of law and technology from the Law Department of Tallinn University of Technology.
Ruslana DEGTYAR, teacher-intern of the department, successfully graduated from the Spring School “European technology transfer for Ukrainian universities” (European technology transfer for Ukrainian universities, UniTECH). The event was held within the framework of the Jean Monnet project “European technology transfer for Ukrainian universities” UniTECH under the JEAN-MONNET CHAIRS program.
We are pleased to announce that a fascinating lecture on the topic “The importance of developing a sustainable society” was held as part of virtual mobility for the students of the intellectual property educational program. Doctor of Science, Director of the BUP Center in Finland, Professor Cecilia Lundberg from Åbo Akademi University was the lecturer.
The lecture revealed critical aspects of sustainable development, offering valuable insights into its importance in the field of intellectual property. The students had a unique opportunity to study the experience of Dr. S. Lundberg and explore the intersection of sustainability principles with intellectual property rights.
This event was part of our ongoing efforts to improve the learning process and provide students with diverse perspectives on key topics in their field.
We express our gratitude to Professor S. Lundberg for an exciting lecture and a valuable contribution to the academic path of our winners.
On 22 April 2024, Yevgeniya Lytvynenko, a teaching intern from the Department of Criminal Law and Procedure, attended an event as part of the Ukrainian Intellectual Property Week 2024 (IP WEEK 2024). The event, “Talking about my idea”, was organized by the National IP & Innovations Hub and TISK in Ukraine, focusing on “Sustainable Development, Intellectual Property, and a ‘Green’ Future”. Participants learned how intellectual property influences the implementation of innovative and creative solutions that play a key role in shaping a green future.
On 5th April, Natalya Shapovalova, a detective from the Organisational and Methodological Department of the Main Directorate of the National Police in Kyiv, delivered an insightful lecture to students of the Academic and Research Institute of Law at Sumy State University. The presentation focused on criminal offences against human life and health.
Kyiv, 3rd April 2024 – Lecturer-trainee Yevheniia Vasylivna Lytvynenko took an active part in a workshop organised to support the TISC network members. The workshop focused on a crucial topic: “Q&A: WIPO’s Specialised Patent Databases, a list of main educational materials for databases, WIPO patent landscapes, and guidelines for their development.”