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Asia-Pacific Pharma IP Leader summit2019---14th-15th NOV, Beijing CHINA

On March 19, 2019, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) published its global intellectual property report 2018.Asian innovators filed more than half of their international patent applications through WIPO for the first time in 2018, with significant growth in China, India and South Korea, the report noted. As a technology-intensive industry, pharmaceutical industry attaches great importance to patent application and intellectual property protection.

In recent years, the size of the global pharmaceutical market has maintained a steady growth, with China, South Korea, India and other emerging markets presenting a rapid growth momentum. Due to the different intellectual property policies of different countries, the strategic layout of global intellectual property, the differences of pharmaceutical intellectual property policies of Asia-pacific countries, the patent review process, litigation procedures and Generic drug patent strategy have gradually become the hot spots of the pharmaceutical intellectual property industry.

In this context, the 2019 Asia-pacific Pharmaceutical IP Leader Summit will be held in Beijing on November 14-15, and will attract more than 500 industry experts from domestic and foreign pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology companies, governments, associations, law firms, intellectual property agents and other companies to attend.

Agenda Framework:

Section 1Interpretation of Policy: Development of Pharmaceutical IP under the New Legislative Landscape

Section 2Pharmaceutical R&D Innovation and IP Protection -- Global Vision

Section 3Case Sharing of Pharmaceutical Patent Invalidity, Infringement, Litigation

Section 4Opportunities and challenges for generics companies under the new situation 

HOTSPOT:

ü  Medical Policy Interpretation under the Background of Patent Law Amendment

ü  The innovation of Judicial Mechanism Promotes the Development of Pharmaceutical Intellectual Property

ü  Intellectual Property Management Experience in Multinational Pharmaceutical Companies, Patent Layout Strategy, Litigation Strategy

ü  he Data Protection Regulations of Drug TestNew Era

ü  Trade Secrets and Patent Layout in the Medical Field

ü  Establishing The Internal Intellectual Property System under The New Legislative Landscape

ü  Opportunities and Challenges of Pharmaceutical Enterprises under Patent Term Compensation System--- Global Vision and Its Implications for China

ü  Latest Changes in European Patent Application and Review Procedures

ü  Analysis of Hot Cases of Recent Patent Invalidation

ü  The Procedure of American Pharmaceutical Patent litigation and its Enlightenment to Chinese Pharmaceutical Enterprises  

ü  Application techniques and protection strategies for European and American biomedical patents

ü  Changes in standards for creative review of patents

ü  European, American and Japanese Medical Patent Examination Cases and its implications for DomesticPharmaceutical Companies

ü  Recent Hot Patent Infringement Cases Analysis

ü  The Strategy of Indian Generic Drug Companies in R&D and Pre-PA

ü  How to avoid the Patent Trap in Generic Drug Development

ü  The Strategy of Generic Drug Companies to Enter the European and American Markets

ü  Patentability in Europe, the United States and China

ü  Patent litigation in Europe

ü  Doubts around the Unified Patent Court (UPC) agreement and Brexit

ü  Second medical use patents

Composition of participants

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Summit highlights


10+ Hot topic

20+   Authoritative speech

5 0+ Industry media

4 0+ BIC

110+pharma   company

500+专业参会嘉宾

                  Professional participants









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