Project dissemination event organized by Link Campus University 2023-06-21
On May 23, 2023, as part of the "Sustainable Development" Festival at Link Campus University, the IPR4SC Project was presented at the debate, "The Transition to the Circular Economy: Technological Innovation, New Professions and Sustainability"
The debate was characterized by addressing issues related to the circular economy and sustainable development from different points of observation and expertise, seeking to identify a common line of dialogue.
Among the speakers was Dr. Valerio ROSSI ALBERTINI, Scientific Disclosure and researcher at the National Research Center, who in redrawing the contours of the circular economy took the aquatic world as an example of perfect circularity.
The speech presenting the IPR4SC project by Researcher Andrea PALMISANO, in addition to illustrating the various project phases and the current results achieved, highlighted how the new transitions towards more sustainable and circular economies cannot disregard also the Strengthening of Intellectual Property Rights, to be understood in the context of business law, in the set of industrial property rights, as distinctive signs of any operator in the market, making clear the need for an enhancement in the use and knowledge of these regulatory tools in order also to better the sustainability and circularity of the global economy.
The debate was characterized by addressing issues related to the circular economy and sustainable development from different points of observation and expertise, seeking to identify a common line of dialogue.
Among the speakers was Dr. Valerio ROSSI ALBERTINI, Scientific Disclosure and researcher at the National Research Center, who in redrawing the contours of the circular economy took the aquatic world as an example of perfect circularity.
The speech presenting the IPR4SC project by Researcher Andrea PALMISANO, in addition to illustrating the various project phases and the current results achieved, highlighted how the new transitions towards more sustainable and circular economies cannot disregard also the Strengthening of Intellectual Property Rights, to be understood in the context of business law, in the set of industrial property rights, as distinctive signs of any operator in the market, making clear the need for an enhancement in the use and knowledge of these regulatory tools in order also to better the sustainability and circularity of the global economy.
