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The 麻豆app School of Law鈥檚 Franklin Pierce Center for Intellectual Property hosted its Sixth Annual Intellectual Property Scholars鈥� Roundtable on Oct. 7 and 8, 2016, welcoming law professors from institutions throughout the country to discuss research and scholarship in intellectual property. The event is an annual highlight for the Franklin Pierce Center, as the intimate size and casual format encourage collaboration through the sharing of creative ideas and viewpoints.

The first day began with opening remarks from听Ann Bartow, Director of the Franklin Pierce Center for Intellectual Property, as well as听Margaret McCabe, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs at UNH Law. Opening day presentations included:听听of Florida State University College of Law, who presented 鈥淪carcity of Attention in a World Without Copyright;鈥澨�听of Washington University School of Law, who presented 鈥淭he Unpatentable Microbiome;鈥澨�, who presented 鈥淏oldly Not Going Where We Have Gone Before: The Principles of the Law of听 Software Contracts;鈥澨�听of University of Michigan Law School, who presented 鈥淐ompeting Incentives in Early Biomedical Innovation;鈥澨�听of New York Law School, who presented 鈥淭rickle Up/Down Privacy;鈥澨齩f William and Mary Law School, who presented 鈥淚n Rem in IP;鈥� and听Alexandra Roberts听of UNH Law, who presented 鈥淔ailure to Function, Or What We Talk About When We Talk About 鈥淯se as a Mark.鈥�

The second day was led off by听听of University of Georgia Law School, who presented 鈥淩easonably Certain Claim Scope After Teva, Nautilus, and Festo.鈥� Miller was followed by:听听of University of Akron School of Law, who presented 鈥淧ercolating Intellectual Property Law through Circuit Stewardship: Empirical and听Jurisprudential Analysis of En Banc Review;鈥澨齌onya M. Evans听of Widener University School of Law, who presented 鈥淯ser 鈥楽afer Harbor鈥� from Statutory Damages: Remixing the DOC鈥檚 IP Task Force White Paper;鈥澨�听of the Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law at the University of Memphis, who presented 鈥淏ehavioral Claim Construction;鈥� and听Roger Allan Ford听of UNH Law, who presented 鈥淭he Uneasy Case for Patent Federalism.鈥澨�听of St. Louis University School of Law was a featured commentator at the event.

After the Roundtable ended, a number of participants were able to enjoy the setting of New Hampshire in autumn, as both the weather and foliage display were excellent.