Intellectual Property Institute
@ipi.si
Intellectual Property Institute (IPI) is a consulting, research, and educational institution, which operates in the fields of intellectual property law, Internet law, media law, personality rights, personal data protection and access to public information. The main area of IPI’s work is copyright law. In the field of trademark and design law, IPI acts as trademark representative. It advises various Slovenian companies, ranging from start-ups to large corporations and also to individual creators and public institutions. IPI is active also in the research field, especially regarding copyright law, where it works with universities, research institutes, art centres and other cultural and non-government organizations in Slovenia and abroad. It also participates in various European and international projects connected to intellectual property law. In the field of education, IPI organizes lectures and roundtables, participates in conferences, workshops and current debates regarding intellectual property law. With this, it aims to enrich the Slovenian mind set with new ideas and perspectives, crucial for the development of a creative and innovative society of the new millennium.
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About Intellectual Property Institute
The Intellectual Property Institute (IPI) is a leading advisory, research, and educational institution specializing in various areas of intellectual property, including copyright law, trademark law, patent law, domain, internet, data protection, blockchain and artificial intelligence, and data analytics. Founded and directed by Dr. Maja Bogataj Jančič, LL.
M., LL. M., IPI collaborates with organizations like Communia and Centrum Cyfrowe to conduct international research on the use of copyrighted works in distance learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. As part of its commitment to open knowledge, IPI hosts webinars, seminars, and events, and publishes reports and publications, such as the recently released report Opening Knowledge: Retaining Rights and Licensing in Europe 2023 by SPARC Europe.
By offering expert guidance and fostering collaboration, IPI plays a crucial role in promoting and protecting intellectual property rights. Contact them at Dalmatinova 2, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia, or visit their website for more information
