The Supreme Court of Canada cited scholarship into intellectual property by Windsor Law professor Myra Tawfik in a decision last month.
The Supreme Court of Canada cited scholarship into intellectual property by Windsor Law professor Myra Tawfik in a decision last month.
Students from Windsor Law will work alongside those from OCAD University in a new online course in intellectual property literacy for creative entrepreneurs.
Students from Windsor Law will work alongside those from OCAD University in a new online course in intellectual property literacy.
Law professor Myra Tawfik is the inaugural Don Rodzik Family Chair in Law and Entrepreneurship.
Law professor Myra Tawfik is the inaugural Don Rodzik Family Chair in Law and Entrepreneurship.
Applications are open until Feb. 21 for the EPICentre’s five-week NextGen CTO Program.
Applications are open until Feb. 21 for the EPICentre’s five-week NextGen CTO Program.
EPICentre wrapped up its inaugural NextGen CTO program on Nov. 20.
EPICentre wrapped up its inaugural NextGen CTO program on Nov. 20.
Myra Tawfik will receive an appointment to the rank of Distinguished University Professor during fall Convocation ceremonies.
Myra Tawfik will receive an appointment to the rank of Distinguished University Professor during fall Convocation ceremonies.
Myra Tawfik was named Tech Researcher of the Year at an awards reception Oct. 26 organized by the WEtech Alliance.
Myra Tawfik was named Tech Researcher of the Year at an awards reception Oct. 26 organized by the WEtech Alliance.
Monthly sessions will inform faculty members about the latest happenings in entrepreneurship and research commercialization.
Law professor Myra Tawfik has been appointed to a provincial panel of experts on commercializing intellectual property generated by universities.
Law professor Myra Tawfik has been appointed to a provincial panel of experts on commercializing intellectual property generated by universities.
Intellectual property scholars from across Canada signed on to a brief on copyright submitted to Parliament by Windsor Law professors.
Intellectual property scholars from across Canada signed on to a brief on copyright submitted to Parliament by Windsor Law professors.
