New edition of Stockholm IP Law Review

The Stockholm Intellectual Property Law Review (SIPLR) is a journal of legal scholarship with a focus on European Intellectual Property Law. The Editorial Board comprises of students and the programme directors of the Master’s Programme ‘European Intellectual Property Law’.

This issue starts with an insightful editorial by Professor Frantzeska Papadopoulou introducing us the four intriguing articles that follow, regarding topical and practically relevant IP matters:

“Incorporating Cultural Heritage in the Proposal for a Regulation on Geographical Indications protection for Craft and Industrial products” by Leila Magnini.
“Intellectual Property and Bioprinting: the battle royale between BICO and Organovo”by Matthew Rimmer.
“Reputation as Expressed in the Canadian Law of Geographical Indications” by Darinka Tomic, PhD (Law).
“Must Assertions made in European Patents be Plausible or is Invention a Question of Faith instead of Fact?” by Justin Lambert.

Welcome to read SIPLR online:

www.stockholmiplawreview.com/

About Stockholm Intellectual Property Law Review

The Stockholm Intellectual Property Law Review (SIPLR) is a student-led journal of legal scholarship with a focus on European Intellectual Property Law. The primary purpose of SIPLR is to create an academic legal forum where the most influential and significant topics of IP law are discussed by students, scholars and lawyers.

The students on the editorial board of SIPLR are selected during the first semester of the course. Usually 1-2 issues are published per year.

Want to know more about our LL.M. in in European Intellectual Property Law?

SULaw has since long had a strong IP profile and attracted postgraduate students from around the world. In the EIPL programme, students delve into the internationalisation factors of European Union (EU) IP law, and look at areas such as design rights, geographical quality indications, copyrights and patents and how they are affected by internationalisation.

Classes in the LL.M. are led by renowned Nordic researchers composed of Professors (LL.D.) of private law of and Doctoral Candidates (LL.M.) specializing in their respective fields.