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Resume January 2011

Name: Dr. Shlomit Yanisky-Ravid Date: 8/5/16, 30/4/17 CURRICULUM VITAE

1. Personal Details

Permanent Home address: 3 Livnit St. Savion, Israel Home Telephone Number: 972 (0)3-6342704 Office Telephone Number: 972(0)3-7382274 Cellular Phone: 972(0)52-5046448 Electronic Address: [email protected] or [email protected] or [email protected]

2. Higher Education (partial listing)

A. Undergraduate and Graduate Studies

Period of Study Name of Institution and Department

Degree Year of Approval of Degree

1984-1987 Bar-Ilan University Psychology

BA Magana Cum Laude (average 90.4/100)

1988

1984-1987 Bar-Ilan University Life Sciences

BA Magana Cum Laude (average 90.8/100)

1988

1988-1992 Tel Aviv University School of Law

BA

Magana Cum Laude (ranked 7th in class)

Awarded the Dean’s List for the every year of study

1994

2002-2008 The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, School of Law,

Direct Track to PhD

PhD

(average in courses 91.90/100)

2009

B. Post-Doctoral Studies

Period of Study Name of Institution and Department

Degree Year of Completion

2011-2013 Yale University, New Haven, CT, USA Law School, Information Society Project, ISP

Visiting Researcher Post-Doctoral

2012

2013

mailto:[email protected]



Dr. Shlomit Yanisky-Ravid

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Professor Jack Balkin

3. Academic Ranks and Tenure in Institutes of Higher Education

Dates Name of Institution and Department

Rank/Position

1999-2011

2011-

Ono Academic College, Law School Lecturer of Law

Senior Lecturer of Law Marze Bachir

2002-2010 Bar Ilan University, Law School, and Advanced Program in Business Administration

Adjunct Professor

2003-2011 The Academic College of Law & Business, Law School

Adjunct Professor

2010 Hamichlala Leminhal, Law School Adjunct Professor

2012, 2014 Fordham University, Law School, N.Y. N.Y., USA

Visiting Professor

2011-2013 Yale University, Law School Visiting Researcher and Post Doc. In charge of 2 seminars

2014- Yale University, Law School, ISP Visiting Fellow

4. Offices in Academic Administration

2007-2010 Swiss Institute of Comparative Law, Lausanne University Law School, Lausanne, Switzerland. Multiple research periods.

Research subject: Employees' Intellectual Property Rights – A New Model

2003-2010 Co-Founder and the Head of Working Women Center (CWW), in cooperation with the Israel Women's Network, Israel. . The CWW deals with discrimination against women in the workplace, illegal firings, sexual harassment at work, equal salaries, proper representation for women, women from minorities and excluded groups as well as women inventors and creators' rights . The Center also conduct presentations and provide information to minority groups in Israeli society (e.g. ultra-orthodox, Bedouins, religious leaders and Ethiopian immigrants) about equal rights.

2003-2006 Founder and Director of the Center for IP Rights at Workplaces and Inventors Rights, Ono Academic College. The Center provides pro bono legal advice to employees. It also acts as consultant to various governmental committees and members of Knesset.

2006- Founder and Director, The Shalom Comparative Legal Research Institute, Ono Academic College, Kiryat Ono, Israel. The Center engages in academic projects such as: promoting comparative research by directing and supporting scholars’ research at various centers including the Swiss Legal Comparative Center (The Center selects the researchers, grants


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them permission to conduct the research at the chosen center and provides them with facilities); organizing and running international academic seminars and courses at leading institutes throughout the world, such as: Yale Law School, Fordham Law School, the International Labor Organization (ILO,) and World Intellectual Property Organization – (WIPO), Swiss Institute of Comparative Law, Lausanne, Switzerland; hosting professors from leading universities at Ono Academic College, and; organizing international conferences focused on international and comparative legal issues (mainly regarding intellectual property and employment law).

Sept-Oct. 2010 Fordham Law School, NY, NY, International Visiting and Researcher Scholars Program. Research and lectures.

Research subject: Intellectual Property Ownership Rights June 2010 Cardozo Law School, NY, NY, 10 day visit for research purposes.

2011- Yale Law School, Information Society Project (ISP), Fellow

2011- Yale University, The Science, Technology, & Utopian Visions Working Group, Whitney Humanitarian Center, Fellow.

2011- Yale Law School, Harvard Law School and Columbia Law School, Cyber-scholars Forum, member.

2012- Fordham Law School, the Center on Law and Information Policy (CLIP), member.

5. Scholarly Positions and Activities outside the Institution, Memberships & Committees (partial listing)

2000-2002 Founder and CEO, Israeli School for Corporate and Capital Market Studies, Ltd., Tel Aviv, Israel. Coordinated and lectured in the program for training legal consultants and directors.

2003- Member, International Society for Labor Law and Social Security – Israeli Branch

2003- Activist, The Israel Women's Network

2005-2009 Committee Chairpersons for the Legislation Amendments Committee, the committee responsible for amendments in legislation, as a part of the Israel Bar Association

2007-2012 Member, Intellectual Property Law and Technology Forum, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem

2004-2008 Board Member, Israel Association of the International Labor and Employment Relations Association

2010-2012 Consultant to the committee of women rights and to Israel's Knesset (Parliament) Members and Deputy Minister for Women and Students

2010 Israeli Expert to the WIPO, Division for Certain Countries in Europe and Asia, Expert European Committee Regarding Traditional Knowledge, Israel.

2011-2014 Academic representative and member, National Governmental Committee of "Fair Trade"

2011- Member of Governmental Committee for the Election of the Israeli Anti-Trust Commissioner

2011- Board Member, International Society for Labor Law and Social Security – Israeli Branch


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2015- Board Member, Israel Association of the International Labor and Employment

Relations Association

6. Invited Lectures\ Colloquium Talks

A. Invited Lectures\ Colloquium Talks (partial listing)

Sept. 2010 Fordham Law School, NY, NY, Guest Lecturer for International Visiting Scholars and Master studies.

Lecture Subject: Ownership of Intellectual Property Products – Comparative Perspective

Oct. 13, 2011 Yale Law School, Graduate Programs, New Haven, Connecticut Lecture Subject: Freedom of Association and the Right to Strike in Israel following the

Israeli movie "the strike" (with Elisheva Bark-Ossoskin). April 4, 2012 Yale Law School, Graduate Programs, New Haven, Connecticut Lecture Subject: Rethinking the Allocation of Intellectual Property Rights within the

Workplace. March 2012 Columbia University, NY, NY

Lecture Subject: Traditional Knowledge- Culture Expression and Access to Knowledge: New Challenges

Dec. 2012 Harvard Law School, Berkman Center for Internet and Society, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Lecture Subject: Rethinking Innovation and Productivity within the Workplace Feb. 2013 University of Connecticut (UConn), School of Law Lecture Subject: Access to Knowledge for People with Disabilities May 2013 University of Miami, Miami, USA, Faculty Workshop Lecture Subject: “'For a Mess of Pottage': Incentivizing Creative Employees”

2011 Harvard University, Columbia University, Yale University & MIT, Cyberspace Forum, Fellow, USA.

Lecture: Promoting Innovation – Revisited.

2015 Yale University, Law School, New Haven, Ct. USA, (ISP)

Presentation: My Book (work in progress) "The Future of Privacy in the Digital Era and the Balloon Theory".

7. Yearly Repeated Invited Lectures\ Colloquium Talks

2010- Fordham Law School, NY NY, U.S.A., yearly repeated Lectures in the summer program, on

Recent Development in Intellectual Property Matters. 2010- Lausanne University (UNIL), Lausanne, Switzerland Law Faculty, yearly Repeated Guest

Lectures in the course of American Law: "Intellectual Property and Privacy".


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2011- Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, U.S.A., yearly repeated lecture in The Science, Technology, & Utopian Visions Working Group, Whitney Humanitarian Center,

8. Organization of International Conferences or Sessions

a. Organization of International Conferences or Sessions, Yearly Repeated (partial List)

2012- Yale Law School, Information Society Project, Annual Conference on Access to Knowledge. (12-13/7/2012; 2013; 2014; 2015; 2016) Average number of participants 10. Speakers includes: Prof. Jack Balkin, Yale Law School; Prof. Bonnie Kaplan, Yale Medical School; Prof. Cristina Spiesel, Yale Law, ISP; Prof. Stephen Wizner, Yale Law School, Adv. Xiyin Tang, Yale Law School; Prof. Patricia Abril Sanchez, Miami University; Prof. Cameron Russel, Fordham Law School, Prof. Gabi Halevi, Ono Academic College, Sofia Da Silva Ranchordas, Leiden University and more).

Including:

July 2012 Yale Law School, ISP with the Shalom Comparative Legal Research Center, International two days Seminar on Access to Knowledge: Recent Development. Lecture Subject: Access to IP Rights for Women. Number of speakers: 8

June. 2014 Yale Law School, Information Society Project, New Haven, Connecticut, with the Shalom Comparative Legal Research Center, International two days Seminar on Beyond Intellectual Property.

Lecture Subject: Intellectual Property and the Hidden Justification of Distributive of Justice. Number of speakers: 7

June 2015 Yale Law School, Conference on: "The Future of Privacy In The Digital Era." Lecture Subject: Privacy at Workplaces: Theoretical Aspects. Number of speakers: 8

2012- Swiss Institute of Comparative Law with the Shalom Comparative Legal Research Center (SCLR), Yearly International Seminar on Comparative Law Average number of speakers: 4

Including:

Nov. 2013 Swiss Institute Of Comparative Law, Lausanne, Switzerland with SCLR Seminar, Comparative Aspects of Legal Fields The Protection of Employees' Unions, A Comparative Study

Nov. 2014 Swiss Institute Of Comparative Law, Lausanne, Switzerland with SCLR Seminar, Comparative Aspects of Legal Fields


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Gender Pay Gap, A Comparative Study

Nov. 2015 Swiss Institute Of Comparative Law, Lausanne, Switzerland Seminar, Comparative Aspects of Legal Fields Comments on the Right To Strike, A Comparative Study See: https://www.facebook.com/ISDC.SICL/

2014- International Conference on New Venues For Equality at Ono Academic College, Law School. (27-28/7/2014; 23-24/6/2015; 11-12/6/2016)

Average number of participants: 18

International speakers include: Prof. Catherine MacKinnon, Michigan Law and Harvard Law, U.S.A; Prof. Samuel Estreicher, NYU Law; Prof. Sheila Foster, Fordham Law; Prof. Karen Drukman, University of Lausanne and the Swiss Institute of Comparative Law, Switzerland.

b. Organization of International Conferences or Sessions, Yearly Repeated (partial List)

May 2009 Ono Academic College, International Conference, "IP in Japan" by Kiryat Ono, Israel with the Comparative Legal Research Center, The Export Institute and J&B Patents. Keynote lecture: Service Invention in Japan and in Israel Number of participants: 5

Sept. 2009 Ono Academic College, International Conference, IP@Work – To Whom Does the Patent

Belong? The Employer or the Employee-Inventor? Keynote Lecture Subject: Rethinking the Israel Patent Law Regarding Employee-Inventor

Rights

Number of international participants: 10

Feb. 2010 Lausanne University, Switzerland (UNIL) Intensive, seven-day seminar on Law and Religion, Lausanne, Switzerland for religious leaders, invitees and relevant public.

Part 1: Constitutional Law and its attitudes towards Religion: Comparative Look at Different Legal Systems. Swiss Institute of Comparative Law, Lausanne University;

Part 2: International Seminar, School of Theology, Lausanne University; Part 3: Working Groups: Principles of Dialogue in Preparation for Wording a Constitution. Lecture Subject: Legal Regulation of Religion in the Workplace and in Education

Number of Speakers: 12

October 24-5, 2011 Ono Academic College, the Sahlom Comparative Legal Research Center with the World Intellectual Property Organization International Conference on "Intellectual Property Law and Developments – The Road Ahead; Traditional Knowledge and Access to Knowledge" Lecture: The Unsolved Problems of Traditional Knowledge

Number of speakers: 25 Including: Prof. Shubha Ghosh; Prof. Sharon Le Gall; Prof. Sheila Foster; Prof. Ruth Halperin Kadar; Prof. Pamela Amanda; Prof. Vladia Borissova; Prof. Ruth Lapidot and many more).


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June 2015 Fordham Law School, Seminar (in cooperation with the Shalom CLRS) on: "Rethinking

Intellectual Property." Moderator of the Conference.

Number of international speakers: 6 Including: Prof. Joel Reidenberg, Fordham Law; Lindsey Kister, Fordham Law; Adv. Mike Antonucci; Prof. Itai Sneh, John Jay College, NY, NY, USA..

9. Active participation in Conferences or Sessions (partial List)

2007 Whose Science? Women, Gender and the Sciences. The 14th Women and Gender Studies and Feminist Theories Annual Conference, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel. Lecture Subject: Patents and Gender: The Exclusion of Women Inventors from Intellectual Property Rights

Feb. 2008 Participation in an international think tank on legal regulation in light immigrants’ language difficulties: a comparison of the situation in Israel, Switzerland and other countries, together with Dr. Jörg Künzli from the University of Berne and Dr. Albert Ackermann from the University of Freiburg.

July 2008 Comparative Law Seminar, Lausanne, Switzerland. The seminar was held in cooperation

with leading European universities and institutes, such as: University of Lausanne, University of Copenhagen, University of Frankfurt, University of Kiel and the Swiss Institute of Comparative Law located at Lausanne University for 3 days.

Comparative Legal Studies: Introduction to World Legal Systems; International Conference Business Law in Transition in a Comparative Context: Land Law and Investments in the Russian Federation and the Baltic States; Comparative Law Seminar – Theory and Case Studies.

Lecture Subject: Intellectual Property Law Session – Selected Ownership Problems of IP Law

April 2008 International Seminar, International Standardization of Labor Standards and Norms, ILO Geneva, Switzerland. Lecture Subject: Importance of the ILO Conventions in the Israeli context

Dec. 2008 Global, Regional and Local: Law, Politics, and Society in Comparative Perspectives, International Conference, Israeli Law and Society Association (ILSA), The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel. Lecture Subject: Feminism and Marginalization of Women – IP and the Feminist Discourse

May 2009 ILO Geneva, International Seminar, Global Labor Law At The Time of The Economic Crises: The Role of International Organizations, ILO, Geneva Switzerland. Lecture Subject: Freedom Of Association: New Era – New Rules

Jan. 2010 International IP Seminar. The Future of Subject Matter Eligibility After In re: Bilski, Bar Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel. Lecture Subject: Rethinking Subject Matter Eligibility – A Social & Gender Perspective


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June 2010 Fordham Law School, Summer Course on Dispute Resolution. Lecture Subject: Dispute Resolution in Intellectual Property Matters

Oct. 2010 WIPO Geneva, Switzerland, Contemporary Topics of Intellectual Property Seminar. Lecture Subject: Inventors and Creators Rights

July 2010 WIPO Geneva, Switzerland IP Rights - International Perspectives. Lecture Subject: Ownership Rights for IP Products: International and Local Aspects

March 2011 Modena University, Italy, Ninth International Conference in Commemoration of Prof. Marco Biagi "Europe 2020: From recession to recovery in labor markets, industrial relations and human resources management." Lecture Subject: Rethinking Intellectual Property Ownership Rights

June 2011 Fordham Law School, Summer Course on Recent Developments in US Law.

Lecture Subject: Comparative Perspective on Intellectual Property - Recent Developments/

Sep. 2012 Yale Law School, Information Society Project's 15 years Reunion, New Haven, Connecticut. Lecture Subject: Access to Knowledge for Visually Impaired Persons Oct. 2012 WIPO Geneva, Switzerland, (in cooperation with the Shalom CLRS), Current Issues in

Intellectual Property Rights Seminar. Lecture Subject: Addressing WIPO' s draft on Access to Knowledge for Visually Impaired Persons: Hard or Soft Law?

March 2013 Fordham University, Law School, 7th Annual Law and Information Society International Symposium on "Privacy and Employment on the Digital Society" Lecture Subject: “Privacy within the Virtual Workplace: the Entitlement of Employees to a Virtual 'Private Zone' and the 'Balloon Theory'

June 2013 New York University (NYU), School of Law,

66th Annual Conference on Labor: Regulation of Compensation Moderator: Merging Pay and Benefits Issues Abroad April 2013 The Israeli Association For Labor Law – Annual Conference (Eilat, Israel)

Lecture: "The Right To Privacy In Social Networks" Dec. 2013 WIPO Geneva, Switzerland, (in cooperation with the Shalom CLRS), Current Issues in

Intellectual Property Rights (available at: http://www.wipo.int/meetings/en/doc_details.jsp?doc_id=257761)

Lecture Subject: "Improving Innovation Lessons from the Israeli Case"

April 2014 The Israeli Association For Labor Law – Annual Conference (Eilat, Israel)

Lecture: "Rethinking Special Remuneration To Employed Inventors: Latest Developments" April 2015 Cambridge University School of Law, UK, Twenty-Third Annual International Conference:

Intellectual Property Law & Policy of Fordham Intellectual Property Law Institute Lecture: Flourishing Role Of The Hidden Justification of Intellectual Property in Multilateral

Agreements


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Dec. 2014 WIPO Geneva, Switzerland, (in cooperation with the Shalom CLRS), Recent Developments in Intellectual Property International Tools Lecture: The Re-birth of Distributive of Justice Theory Under International IP Tools"

May 2015 Columbia University, NY, NY, USA and Ono 9th Conference, Public and Private Regulation at Ono Academic College, Kiryat Ono, Israel. Participants: Prof. Avery W. Katz, Vice Dean, Columbia University; Prof. Richard E. W. Brooks, Columbia University; Dr. Gershon Gontovnik; Justice Hanan Melcer, Israeli Supreme Court; Prof. David Gilo, Director General, Israel Antitrust Authority; Justice (ametria) Dalia Dorner, Israel Supreme Court; Prof. Shachar Lifshitz, Dean Bar Ilan Law School; Prof. Gillian Metzger, Columbia Law School;; Chair of Session 2: Housing Discrimination

June 2015 New York University (NYU), School of Law, NY. NY. 68th Annual Conference on "Who is an Employee and Who is the Employer."

Moderator: "International Perspectives"

Nov. 2015 WIPO Geneva (in cooperation with the Shalom CLRS) Current Issues in Intellectual Property Rights see: http://www.wipo.int/meetings/en/details.jsp?meeting_id=38403 Opening Remarks Lecture: "Promoting Innovation: A Comparative Approach – The Chinese Reform"

Jan. 2016 Ono Academic Law School with Bar Ilan University, Many Faces of Innovation International

Conference.

Lecture: "Promoting Innovation At Workplaces: A Theoretical Comparative Approach- Following The Chinese Reform"

March 2016 The Israeli Labor Association, 5 days Seminar, Eilat, Israel Opening Lecture on :"Rethinking Law and Economics and The Right to Establish Employees' Union"

May 2016 Privacy International Conference, Tel Aviv University

Lecture in the opening Session: The Public Right to know versus Privacy Rights of Public Figures.

June 2016 Yale Law School Conference on Robots in the Digital Era Lecture: Artificial Intelligence and Intellectual Property Rights- Who is the Owner?

June 2016 New York University (NYU), School of Law, NY. NY. 69th Annual Conference on "Dispute Resolution."

Moderator: "International Perspectives"

10. Research Grants and Scholarships, Awards and Prizes

Grant from the Silbert Center, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, for PhD thesis - Jerusalem, Israel, 2006.

Scholarship for outstanding researchers given by the Lafer Center for Women’s and Gender Studies, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel, 2006.

Prize for Outstanding Researchers in Memory of Prof. Gadi Harel, for the article “Exclusion of Women at the Intersection of Patents as a Property Right, the Workplace and Feminist Discourse”, 2006.


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Grant from the Minerva Center for Human Rights – International Center for Human Rights for PhD thesis - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel, 2006.

Research Grant from Van Calker Fund, awarded to selected scholars from universities around the world to conduct research about employees' ownership rights in inventions and creations at the Swiss Institute of Comparative Law, Lausanne, Switzerland, 2007.

Full Scholarship to attend and lecture at various seminars at the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), Geneva, Switzerland, 2006, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015. Swiss Institute of Comparative Law, Lausanne Switzerland, 2008, 2009, Travel Grant.

Washington, D.C., Women and Law Program, 2010,

Modena University, Modena, Italy, 2011

American University, Washington College of Law, Travel Grant

The article "To Read or Not to Read: Privacy Within Social Networks, the Entitlement of Employees to a Virtual “Private Zone” and the Balloon Theory" has been judged one of the best law review articles related to entertainment, publishing and/or the arts published within 2014. As such, it has been selected for inclusion in the 2015 edition of the Entertainment, Publishing and the Arts Handbook, an anthology published annually by Thomson Reuters (West), 2015. The article " Generating Rembrandt: Artificial Intelligence [AI], Accountability and Copyright - A New Model of AI Systems as Workers” and the Balloon Theory" (with Samuel Moorhead) has been nominated by Michigan State University Faculty Panel and Editors as the 2017 Visionary Article in Intellectual Property Law. In addition, the article won an award.

11. Publications after the Position of Senior Faculty Member (2011)

Articles Authored:

1. When Artificial Intelligence Systems Produce Inventions: The 3A Era and an Alternative Model for Patent Law (with Xiaoqiong (Jakie) Liu) Cardozo Law Rev. (Forthcoming, 2017) [English] 58 pages

2. Generating Rembrandt: Artificial Intelligence Versus Accountability - The Human-Like Workers Are Already Here - A New Model (with Samuel Moorhead) Michigan State Law Rev., the 2017 Visionary Article in Intellectual Property Law of 2017 (Forthcoming, 2017) [English] 72 pages.

This article was chosen by the Michigan State's faculty panel and the editorial board as the 2017 Visionary Article in Intellectual Property Law and in addition, won an award.

3. Copyrightability of Artworks Produced by Creative Robots, Driven by Artificial Intelligence Systems and the Concept of Originality: The Formality - Objective Model (With Luis Antonio Velez-Hernandez) 19 Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology (MJLST) (Forthcoming, 2017) [English] 64 pages.

https://ssrn.com/abstract=2957722






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4. "3D Printing The Road Ahead: The Digitization Of Products, When Public Safety Meets Intellectual Property Rights –A New Model" (with Kenneth S. Kwan), 38 The Cardozo Law Rev. (2017) [English] 51 pages.

5. "The Hidden though Flourishing Justification of Intellectual Property Laws: Distributive Justice; National Versus International Approaches" 21 Lewis & Clark Law Review (2017) [English] 47 pages.

"Rethinking Intellectual Property and Distributive Justice: Theoretical and International Perspectives" in The Challenges Of The Digital And Information Era: Artificial Intelligence, Social Networks, Cyberspace And More Reshaping Privacy and Intellectual Property Laws, Shlomit Yanisky-Ravid, Editor (Fordham University Press, Oxford University, Distributors) [English] (agreement signed) 45 pages.

6. "Public Interest vs. Private Lives - Affording Public Figures Privacy, In The Digital

Era: The Three Principles Filtering Model " (with Ben Zion Lahav), 19 University of Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional Law (2017) [English] 54 pages.

"Promoting Innovation At Workplaces: A Theoretical Comparative Approach" Soochow Law Journal (China University of Political Science and Law Press, College of Comparative Law, Beijing) (2016) [English / Chinese] 18 pages.

7. "Special Consideration for Inventors: Lessons from the Academic Model", Guy

Davidov and Guy Mundlak (eds.), Liber Amicorum Steve Adler 621- 652 (2016) [Hebrew].

8. "Pay Gap: Blaming the Victims – Are Women Responsible?!" Book NYU Annual Conference on Labor 67th Edition, 91-116, Lexis-Nexis & Matthew Bender Press (2015) 25 pages [English].

9. "Gender Biases In Cyberspace: A Two-Stage Model, The New Arena Of Wikipedia

And Other Websites " (With Amy Mittelman) Fordham IPLJ (2015) [English] 45 pages.

10. "Rethinking Employees' Moral Rights (Droit Moral): A New Model," Miriam Bitton and Lior Zemer (eds.), Intellectual Property: Interdisciplinary Perspective 463 – 505 (2015) [Hebrew].

11. "To Read Or Not To Read: Privacy Within Social Networks, The Entitlement Of

Employees To A Virtual Private Zone And The Balloon Theory", 64 Am. U. Law Rev. 53- 107 (2014) [English].

"To Read Or Not To Read: Privacy Within Social Networks, The Entitlement Of Employees To A Virtual Private Zone And The Balloon Theory" in Entertainment, Publishing and the Arts Thomson Reuters (West) [Book of the best articles published in the US in the field, judged by West] 129-186 (2015) [English].


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12. "The Marrakesh Treaty For Visually Impaired Persons: Why A Treaty Was Preferable To Soft Law?" 75 Pitt. Law Review 255- 300 (2014) (with Margot Kaminsky) [English].

13. "Rethinking Innovation and Productivity Within the Workplace Amidst

Uncertainty" 24 Fordham IPLJ 139 - 197 (2013) [English].

14. “'For a Mess of Pottage': Incentivizing Creative Employees” 43 Cornell HR Review 1-11 (2013) [English].

Book Edited:

The Challenges Of The Digital And Information Era: Artificial Intelligence, Social Networks, Cyberspace And More Reshaping Privacy and Intellectual Property Laws (Fordham University Press, Oxford University, Distributors) (work in Progress, agreement was signed).

Law Publications Before 2011 position of Senior Faculty Member

Books Authored:

Intellectual Property at Workplaces: Theoretical And International Perspectives (2011) Peer Review on the book was published in Oxford JIPLP Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice.

Dr. Michael Factor, Patents and Prejudice: IP and Innovation at Work, book review of Intellectual

Property at the Workplace: Theoretical and Comparative Perspectives by Dr. Shlomit Yanisky-Ravid has now published in the 9 Oxford JIPLP Journal of Intellectual Property Law and Practice 944 (2014)

Books Edited: Law, Gender and Feminism , Nevo Publishing and Ono Academic College, 2007 (with Daphne Barak-Erez, Dr. Yifat Bitton and Dr. Dana Pugach) (The book includes 24 articles, 1010 pages) [Hebrew] Peer Review Judgment.

Special Edition Publication:

Labor Court at the Crossroads, 2003. (Ono Academic College press, proceedings from a seminar day on the subject) (with Ozer Carmi).

Articles Authored:

1. "The Wolf And The Lamb: Psychological Relationships In The Workplace" Elisheva Barak - Ososkin 233-281 (2012) (Hebrew).

2. “Eligible Patent Matter—Gender Analysis of Patent Law: International and Comparative , 19 Vol. American University Journal of Gender, Social Policy and the Law Perspectives"

851-880 (2011). [English].


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3. “A New Look at Employer-Employee Relationships through the Lens of the Patents and .434 (2010) [Hebrew] -381 Labor, Society and LawCreations ‘of’ Employees,” 12

4. “Exclusion of Women at the Intersection of Patents as a Property Right, the Workplace and Feminist Discourse” Daphne Barak-Erez, Shlomit Yanisky-Ravid, Dr. Yifat Bitton and Dr. Dana Pugach (eds.), Law, Gender and Feminism in Israel, Nevo Publishing and Ono Academic College 357-412 (2007) [Hebrew].

5. “Consideration in Labor Law and the Rawlsian Theory of Justice – Implications for Industrial Relations.” Kiryat Hamishpat 4 (2005) [Hebrew].

“Social and Legal Justifications for the Existence of an Independent Labor Court,” Ozer Carmi and Shlomit Yanisky Ravid (eds.), Labor Court at the Crossroads (Ono Academic College press (2003) (Proceedings from a seminar day on the subject) [Hebrew].

Reports

Collective Bargaining and Competition Law: a Comparative Study on the Media, Arts, and Entertainment Sectors in Twelve Countries, Prepared to The World Musicians Organization (2012) Access to Knowledge for Visually Impaired Persons, Prepared as part of the Yale Law School, ISP, Fellowship for the World Blind Association (2012) (with Margot Kaminski, YLS, ISP

12. Teaching

Number of

Students Degree Type of Course

Lecture/Seminar/

Workshop/High

Learn Course/

Introduction Course

(Mandatory)

Name of Course Year

? BA Introduction Course

(Mandatory)

Labor and

Employment Law

Since 1999

BA Introduction Course

(Mandatory)

Intellectual

Property MA Type of Course:

Lecture

Intellectual

Property at

Workplaces MA Type of Course:

Lecture

Intellectual

Property from

theory to Practice MA Type of Course: Antitrust Law


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Lecture BA Mandatory Bundle Equality in

workplaces

BA Mandatory Bundle Labor and

Employment Laws

Advanced

MA Fordham Law

Seminar Beyond Intellectual

property

2012, 2014

13. Research Interests

Challenges of advanced technology, intellectual property (IP); labor and employment law; civil rights; theoretical, philosophical, psychological and economic justifications of the law; equality under the law; laws of competition; restraint of trade; civil procedure; and freedom of competition from the perspective of property rights. Recently: Privacy and Cyberspace.

14. Experience Practicing Law

1994- Consultant re: Intellectual Property and labor law, Israel.

1993-1994 Attorney Internship, Yigal Arnon and Partners, Ltd., Tel Aviv, Israel. Trained in: commercial trade agreements and intellectual property matters.

1994-1996 Attorney, I.B.M. Israel, Ltd, Tel Aviv, Israel. Worked on IP R&D, legal matters involving the following: commercial-business, computer, IP and Internet law.

1997- 1999 Attorney, Capital Markets Administration of Israel Discount Bank, Tel Aviv, Israel. Worked related to: capital markets, corporations, real estate and civil litigation.

Brief Description:

Dr. Yanisky-Ravid is a full time Senior Law Faculty Member of Intellectual Property Law, Cyberspace, Privacy, Labor and Employment Law, Antidiscrimination Laws and Competition Laws at the Ono Academic College Law School, which is the largest law school in Israel. She is also a law professor and research fellow at the Yale University Law School, since 2011, where she conducted two seminars: "Law And Society In Israel: Contemporary Issues" and "Advanced Legal Studies For The VR Graduate program". Dr. Yanisky-Ravid has been a Visiting Professor at Fordham Law (2012, 2014), where she teaches the course "Beyond Intellectual property: Theoretical, Comparative and International Perspectives" in intellectual property and the interconnection with other fields justified by various of philosophical theories in different jurisdictions and in international tools, which ended with a Seminar at WIPO Geneva. She serves as a sought after lecturer at leading universities in the world: she lectured as a guest lecturer at Yale Law School, Columbia University, Harvard University, NYU Law, Miami University, American University and others in the U.S. as well as at Lausanne University, Switzerland. In addition, she actively participates in international organizations, such as the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in Geneva and the Swiss Institute of Comparative Law. She has published numerous articles mainly in the U.S. and in Israel, has won numerous awards and scholarships for her works and has won several awards and scholarships. Recently, her article titled the Right to Privacy and The Balloon Theory was judged by West (Thomson Reuters) Publisher as one of the best law review articles related to entertainment, publishing and/or the arts published within 2014 in the U.S. Her book "Intellectual Property at Workplaces: Theoretical and Comparative Perspective" (published in Israel, Nevo, 2013) has been quoted in many decisions of the Israeli courts and the Israeli Patent Authority with wonderful feedback.


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She is currently working on editing two books titled Beyond Intellectual property: Theoretical and International Perspectives and The Challenges of the Digital Era: Privacy, Information and More (Fordham Press, Oxford Press Distributors) as well as on a book she is authoring: The Future of Privacy in the Digital Era and The Balloon Theory. Yanisky-Ravid is the founder and the head of the Shalom Comparative Legal Research Institute, OAC, which is active in Israel, Switzerland and the U.S. hosting a tremendous amount of international conferences, courses, seminars, visiting professors, students delegations, promoting comparative research and creating academic relationships with leading institutes for almost ten years. Details on the activities of Dr. Shlomit Yanisky-Ravid can be found on the Yale Law School website. Dr. Yanisky-Ravid serves as a legal consultant in the field of intellectual property, in matters such as infringement of copyright and intellectual property at work.

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