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Cambridge Information & IP Meeting

CIIPM hosts an annual meeting and provides training in IP matters and information search and analysis.
The Cambridge Information and Intellectual Property Meeting (CIIPM) was founded by Jane List (Extract Information) and Stuart Newbold (Patent Search & Information Management) in 2015. CIIPM hosts an annual meeting and provides training in IP matters and information search and analysis.
The CIIPM annual meeting provides an opportunity for knowledge sharing for those engaged with the commercialisation of technologies using intellectual property, and those needing information to make legal and commercial decisions. The annual meeting offers lunch, an afternoon of talks and discussions, a small exhibition, networking opportunities, morning workshops and a postgraduate student poster competition.
CIIPM also provides half-day training courses in IP Matters, IP Commercialisation, and Patent Searching for Legal and Commercial Insights. Training days take place every 6 months in March and October in Cambridge and are also available online.
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The 6th Cambridge Information and IP Meeting took place on Wednesday 9th March at the Trinity Centre, Cambridge Science Park. Originally planned for December 2021, the postponement led to greater confidence in attending an in-person event, and nearly 30 speakers, exhibitors and attendees were able to take part. It was great to meet and talk in person at last!

There’s still time to book for the Cambridge Information & Intellectual Property Meeting (#CIIPM6) being held on Wednesday 9th March at the Trinity Centre, Cambridge Science Park, CB4 0WF.

Cambridge Information & Intellectual Property Meeting to be held in person on 9th March 2022.

CIIPM's first virtual training course of 2022 will be IP & Commercialisation Part 2: IP in the ecosystem, on 19-20 January.

The Cambridge Information and Intellectual Property Meeting (CIIPM6) planned for 15 December has been rescheduled for 9 March 2022.

Booking is now open for the Cambridge Information and Intellectual Property Meeting (CIIPM6) to be held on December 15 at the Trinity Centre, Cambridge Science Park.

The next Cambridge Information and Intellectual Property Meeting (CIIPM6) takes place on 15 December 2021. Save the date!

CIIPM has two more virtual training courses scheduled before the end of the year.
Cambridge Information and IP Meeting (CIIPM) has planned a programme of training courses taking place through the autumn and into 2022.

CIIPM's next training course on 11-12 August provides an introduction to intellectual property (IP) from a business perspective.

CIIPM continues its programme of virtual training courses over the summer, with Commercial Patent Search & Analysis (CPSA), taking place on 13-14 July, and IP Matters on 11-12 August.

CIIPM continues its programme of virtual training courses with Commercial Patent Search & Analysis, taking place on 13-14 July.

CIIPM’s next virtual training course will be Prosecution & Legal Patent Searching, on 16-17 June.

CIIPM offers three virtual training courses focusing on IP management and commercialisation.

CIIPM’s next virtual training course will be IP & Commercialisation, Part 2 – IP in the Ecosystem, on 25-26 May.

CIIPM continues its programme of virtual training courses with Commercial Patent Search & Analysis, taking place on 28-29 April.

Patent searchers - learn the skills needed to conduct Freedom to Operate (FTO) searches.

On 24 and 25 March, CIIPM’s next online training course will provide patent searchers with the fundamental skills needed to conduct Freedom to Operate (FTO) searches.

CIIPM continues to offer training courses via Zoom during the pandemic.
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Core Patent Search Skills (CPSS) covers the essential knowledge and skills needed for successful patent searching.

CIIPM’s Commercial Patent Search & Analysis training provides an overview of search and analysis techniques for patent landscape business decision making.

This training course provides the fundamentals required to conduct FTO searches.

This training course looks at advanced strategies for conducting Freedom to Operate (FTO) searches.
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