The Edward D. Manzo Scholars in Patent Law program supports the Advanced Concepts in Patent Law Seminar. Established by Edward D. Manzo, this program focuses on a series of lectures by invited patent scholars. Students and faculty members read and discuss each scholars work before the authors formally present their papers during an interactive seminar at DePaul. Students use the presentations as models for their own original works of patent law scholarship.

Christi Guerrini of Baylor College of Medicine presenting What are the Ownership Expectations of Citizen Scientists?  (draft 2020) (in person)

Full Schedule:

All talks will run from 4:00 – 5:40 pm in Lewis 801

• 02/05/2020 – Mark McKenna of University of Notre Dame Law School presenting Comparative Analysis of Innovation Failures and Institutions in Context (co-authored with Brett Frischmann), 57 Hous. L. Rev. 313 (2019) (via Zoom)
• 02/26/2020 – Jorge Contreras of The University of Utah College of Law presenting Narratives of Gene Patenting, 43 Fla. St. U. L. Rev. 1133 (2016) (via Zoom)
• 03/11/2020 – Christi Guerrini of Baylor College of Medicine presenting What are the Ownership Expectations of Citizen Scientists? (draft 2020) (in person)