Videos and Presentations

By Date

Paul Thompson (10 February, 2012), Ethical Issues in Agriculture: Genetically Modified Crops and the Organic Movement. Egenis, University of Exeter. Poster.

Myles Jackson (13 June, 2011), Intellectual Property and Molecular Biology: Biomedicine, Commerce, and the CCR5 Gene Patent, White Rose IPBio Public Lecture, University of York. Poster.

Berris Charnley (4 June, 2011), Why didn't an equivalent to the US Plant Patent Act of 1930 emerge in Britain? Plants, Animals and Ownership: Innovation and Intellectual Property Protection in Living Organisms Since the 18th Century, Yale.

Kathryn Irving (3 June, 2011), "As Much His Property As Any Man's House": Intellectual Property and Botanic Medicine in the Early American Republic. Plants, Animals and Ownership: Innovation and Intellectual Property Protection in Living Organisms Since the 18th Century, Yale.

Phillip Thurtle (3 June, 2011), Manufacturing Horticultural Novelties: Variance and Standardization in the Production and Marketing of Luther Burbank's Creations. Plants, Animals and Ownership: Innovation and Intellectual Property Protection in Living Organisms Since the 18th Century, Yale.

Shobita Parthasarathy (9 March, 2011), ACLU v. Myriad Genetics case and implications, Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy YouTube Channel.

Rebecca Eisenberg (28 January, 2011), Exploring the Current Debate over Patenting Life, Center for Law, Technology and the Arts - Journal of Law, Technology and the Internet Symposium, Case Western Reserve University, School of Law.

Mario Biagioli (27 January, 2011), The Dematerialization of Invention. The Max Weber Programme Youtube Channel.

White Rose IPBio Symposium and Summer School (7-8 July, 2010), Intellectual Property and the Biosciences, University of Leeds.

• Gregory Radick (Centre for History and Philosophy of Science, Leeds): Introduction.
• Robert Cook-Deegan (Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy, Duke): Gene Patents and Policy: The Neverending Story.
• Daniel Kevles (History, Yale): Enforcing Intellectual Property Rights in Fruit Trees and Plants: Contracts, Patents and the Courts in the 1920s and Now.
• Bronwyn Parry (Geography, Queen Mary, London): Patents and the Challenge of 'Sharewaring' in Post-Genomic Bioscience: The Case of Model Mice.
• Jane Calvert (Innogen, Edinburgh): Ownership, Sharing and Community-Building in Synthetic Biology.
• Aurora Plomer (SIBLE, Sheffield): Patent Boundaries: Global Challenges in Emerging Fields of Science.
• Antony Taubman (IP Division, World Trade Organization): Rights to Exclude, and Rights to be Included: Reviewing the Ethical Basis for IP in the Life Sciences.
• Lady Lisa Markham (Harrison Goddard Foote, patent attorneys, Leeds): Tiptoeing around Restrictions in Biotechnology Inventions: A Practitioner's Experience.
• Rebecca Eisenberg (Law, Michigan): The Future of Diagnostic Patents.
• Graham Dutfield (University of Leeds), Tom Baldwin (University of York) and Andrew Webster (University of York): Summing Up.
• Mario Biagioli (UC Davis): What has Happened to 'Discovery' and 'Invention'? Intersecting the Discourse of Patent Law and Science Studies, Plenary Lecture for the IPBio Symposium and the co-located conference, Managing Knowledge in the Techno-Sciences, 1850-2000, organised by the Owning and Disowning Invention Project.

Mario Biagioli (6 July, 2010), What has Happened to 'Discovery' and 'Invention'? Intersecting the Discourse of Patent Law and Science Studies, Plenary Lecture: Managing Knowledge in the Techno-Sciences, 1850-2000, Owning and Disowning Invention Project Conference. University of Leeds.

Robert Cook-Deegan (13 March, 2010), Office Hours with Robert Cook-Deegan on Patenting Genes, Duke University.

Robert Cook-Deegan (18 February, 2010), Personal Genomics - Do We Need Doctors Anymore?, UBC Interdisciplinary YouTube Channel.

JI 100 - A Year of Centenary Celebrations (9 September, 2009), History of Genetics Conference, John Innes Centre, Norwich.

David Cayley (2 January-26 June, 2009), How To Think About Science, Part 1 - 24, CBC Radio.

Aurora Plomer (27 January, 2009), Stem Cells and the European Patent System, Sheffield Institute for Biotechnological Law and Ethics.

New Models of Intellectual Property: Predictability and Openness as Spurs to Innovation (6-11 December, 2008), Salzburg Global Seminar, Salzburg, Austria.

Robert Cook-Deegan (18 March, 2008), Genomics and Intellectual Property, Dickinson College, Duke University, Clarke Forum for Contemporary Issues.

Robert Cook-Deegan et al. (17 May, 2007), Genomics and Justice: Promises, Perils, and Paradoxes, University of California, Santa Cruz.

Mario Biagioli, Stephen Burley, Wesley Cohen, Susan Mann and Katherine Strandburg (19 May, 2006), Patents and Creativity, Princeton-Microsoft Intellectual Property Conference, Princeton University.

Robert Klein (8 February, 2006), A Conversation on Stem Cell Research, University of California at Berkley, Goldman School of Public Policy.

Daniel Kevles (7 April, 2005), Patenting Life and Its Parts: Ethics and Rights in the Political Economy of Intellectual Property, Duke University School of Law.

Daniel Kevles (15 June, 2004), A Celebration of 50 Years of DNA in Medicine: The Genome and Human Rights. University of California Television.

Adam Curtis (1998), The Way of All Flesh, Modern Times, BBC.

The World Intellectual Property Organization's YouTube Channel.