The UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO) is conducting a short survey to understand the opportunities available for PhD students and early career researchers to learn about managing intellectual property (IP).
It is anitipated that the results of the survey will highlight best practice as well as identify any skills and knowledge gaps. This will help to inform the development of any future activities or programmes to support IP management in knowledge exchange and commercialisation.
The IPO are interested in receiving responses from a broad range of stakeholders and are particularly keen to hear from PhD students, early career researchers, academics and professionals involved in knowledge exchange, commercialisation and PhD training.
The survey is completely voluntary, and all information will be held securely in accordance with the Data Protection Act.
To complete the survey please click on the following link: https://response.questback.com/intellectualpropertyoffice/ipsurvey.
The survey will close on Wednesday 31 August.
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