Understanding the Patent Process: How Queen’s University can facilitate research commercialization

Join the Science to Business Network Queen's University Chapter for a discussion with patent and commercialization agents at the Office of Partnership and Innovation on how to pursue a career in scientific commercialization and patenting. Translational medical research stems from patents and drug commercialization. This event will focus on what it takes to become a patent and commercialization agent as well as tips and tricks on how to patent your work.

Our Panelists:

Stephen Scribner, PhD

Director Intellectual Property, Patent Agent

Office of Partnerships and Innovation at Queen's University

David Hyndman, PhD

Assistant Director of Industry Partnerships

Office of Partnership and Innovation, Queen’s University

Dr. Michael Wells, PhD

Assistant Director, Commercial Development

Office of Partnerships and Innovation, Queen's University

This event is FREE for all Faculty of Health Sciences Students, $5 for all other faculties.

FHS includes: DBMS, Health and Aging, Public Health, Pathology & Molecular Medicine, Cancer Research, Nursing, Neurosciences, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation Science

Catering is provided courtesy of The Rustic Spud.