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PUBLICATIONS & RESEARCH FUNDING
PROFESSOR MARK PERRY
RESEARCH FUNDING: (FROM 1999 TO PRESENT)
Awarded
Start
Date
End
Date
Principal
Investigator
Co-
Investigator
Granting
Agency
Grant Title
Project
Funding
2010 2014 Grbic, M. Perry, M. + 3
others
Ontario
Ministry of
Research
and
Innovation
Pest Genomics and
Plant Breeding
(MP GE 3 LS issues)
~$1,900,000
(MP
$180,000)
2010 2011 Perry, M. IBM Centre
for
Advanced
Studies
2010 2010 Gribic, M. Perry, M. + 3
others
2009 2013 Grbic, M.
Grbic, V.
Perry, M. +
(International
collaborators)
Ontario
Genomics
Institute
Genome
Canada
Cloud Computing
Legal Relationships
Genomics Workshop
Genomics in
Agricultural Pest
Management
(MP Biotechnology law
issues)
$15,000
$11, 000
(for
workshop)
$6,459,980
(MP
$384,000)
2009 2010 Castle, D.,
Phillips, P.
Culver, K.,
Perry, M.,
Reyner, J.,
Smyth, S. + 4
others
Genome
Canada
Value Addition to
“Genomics,
Economics, Ecology,
Environment, Legal
and Social” (GE3LS)
[social aspects of
biotechnology research]
$3,200,000
(MP
$24,000)
2009 2010 Perry, M. IBM Centre
for
Advanced
Studies
Managing Clouds $10,000
2008 2011 Perry, M. SSHRC Legal Theory and
Models for FLOSS in
government and
business
$100,400
2008 2011 Wilkinson,
M.A.
Perry, M.,
Tawflic, M.
Law
Foundation
Making Intellectual
Property Accessible
$75,000
(shared
equally)
2006 2008 Perry, M. Tremayne-
Lloyd
Fellowship
2005 2006 Perry, M. Corrs,
Brisbane
Law and
Biotechnology
Material Transfer
Agreements
$19,500
AU$10,000
2005 2008 Lutfiyya, H. Perry, M.,
Bauer, M.
NSERC
Autonomic
Computing and Grid
Systems
$220,000

Start
Date
End
Date
Principal
Investigator
Co-
Investigator
Granting
Agency
Grant Title
Project
Funding
2005 2010 Perry, M. NSERC Software Licensing
Automated
Management
2005 2006 Wilkinson,
M.A.
2004 2005 Wilkinson,
M.A.
Perry, M. SSHRC Protection of Privacy
in Universities
Perry, M.,
Tawfik, M.,
Howell, R.
2004 Lutfiyya, H. Perry, M.,
Bauer, M.,
Katachabaw,
M.
UWO
NSERC
2003 2006 Perry, M. IBM Centre
for Advanced
Studies
Canadian Intellectual
Property Academy
Project
Updating an
experimental
laboratory to support
clusters and storage
in the management of
distributed
applications
Fellowship for
research into On-
Demand Service and
autonomic licensing
2003 2005 Perry, M. NSERC Software Component
Rights Use
Management
(SCRUM)
2002 2003 Perry, M.,
Trosow, S.,
Wilkinson,
M.A.
2002 2003 Perry, M.
Centre for
Innovation
Law and
Policy
Centre for
Innovation
Law and
Policy,
University of
Toronto
Intellectual Property
Law course
development
Biotechnology Law
course development
2001 2003 Perry, M. NSERC Component
Hierarchy Rights
Tracking
2001 Perry, M. Government
of Canada
2001 2002 Perry, M.,
Wilkinson,
M, Antia, K.
2001 2002 Perry, M. Wilkinson,
M.A., Adams,
W., Carmody,
C., Trosow, S.
Law
Commission
of Canada
Centre for
Innovation
Law and
Policy,
University of
Toronto
Consultation paper
on Crown copyright
in the Southern
Hemisphere
Leveraging
Intellectual Property
Assets
International IP
course development
$75,000
$19,965
$10,000
$34,817
$90,000
$26,000.
$9,500
$8,800
$26,000
$5,000
$3,000
$22,048

Start
Date
End
Date
Principal
Investigator
Co-
Investigator
Granting
Agency
Grant Title
Project
Funding
2000 2001 Perry, M. Wilkinson,
M.A., Kerr, I.,
Gold, R.,
Carmody, C.
and Adams,
W. (joint)
Centre for
Innovation
Law and
Policy,
University of
Toronto
2000 Perry, M. UWO
Academic
Development
Fund
1999 2000 Perry, M. Canadian Bar
Association
Law for the
Future Fund
1999 Perry, M. Centre for
Innovation
Law and
Policy,
University of
Toronto
1999 Perry, M. UWO
(Computer
Science)
Information
Technology Course
Development
Issues in DNA and
Quantum Computing
Alternative means
for web addressing
The Domain Name
System, alternative
routes of control
$24,020
$5,000
$10,000
$10,000
Start-up grant $10,500
Note: the Natural Science and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) is the “national instrument for making strategic
investments in Canada's capability in science and technology”, and the primary source of funding for basic science
research in Canada. The Social Science and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) performs a similar role for the
Humanities. Canadian Foundation for Innovation (CFI) funds infrastructure.
Note 2: in references, italic indicates supervisee (P=postdoc; G=grad student; U=undergraduate student), underline
indicates collaborator. Ordering of authors is alphabetical.

CHAPTERS IN BOOKS:
1. Perry, M., “Towards Legal Protection for Digital Rights Management in India: Necessity or Burden?” in
Relevance of IPR: Status And Prospects (2011) S. Dominic Keating, Abha Agnihotri and Ajit Varma New
Delhi, India: IK International 2011 (in Press).
2. Perry, M. “Accessing Accessions, Biobanks and Benefit-Sharing” in The Governance of Research Biobanks
Eds. Giovanni Pascuzzi, Umberto Izzo, and Matteo Macilotti, forthcoming 2011 Springer (subject to some
edits, peer reviewed).
3. Perry, M. “The Protection of Rights Management Information:
modernization or cup half full?” in From "Radical Extremism" to "Balanced Copyright": Canadian
Copyright and the Digital Agenda. Ed. Michael Geist. Toronto: Irwin Law, 2010 (peer reviewed).
4. Perry, M. “From Pasteur to Monsanto: Approaches to Patenting Life in Canada.” An Emerging Intellectual
Property Paradigm. Ed. Ysolde Gendreau. UK: Edward Elgar, 2008 (peer reviewed).
5. Kaminiski, H. (G) and Perry, M. “Employing Intelligent Agents to Automate SLA Creations.” Emerging Web
Services Technology. Eds. Cesare Pautasso and Christoph Bussler. Basel: Birkhäuser, 2007 (peer reviewed).
6. Perry, M. “Rights Management Information.” In the Public Interest: The Future of Canadian Copyright Law.
Ed Michael Geist. Toronto: Irwin, 2005 (peer reviewed).
7. Perry, M. “Chapter 30: Information Technology.” Electronic Business Law. New Zealand: Butterworths
Lexis, rv.10, 2004.
8. Crossan, M., Wilkinson, M.A. and Perry, M. (with casewriters Trevor Hunter and Tammy Smith), “Napster,
MP3 and the Music Industry.” Business case republished in Strategic Management: A Casebook. Eds. M.M.
Crossan, J.N. Fry, J.P. Killing, and R.E. White. Toronto: Prentice Hall, 2002, pp. 129-145.
9. Perry, M. and Zhang, Q. (G) “SITA: Protecting Internet Trade Agents from Malicious Hosts.” Mobile Agents
for Telecommunication Applications. Eds. Samuel Pierre and Roth Glitho. New York: Springer, 2001, pp.
173-184 (peer reviewed).
10. Perry, M. “Chapter 30: Information Technology.” Electronic Business Law. New Zealand: Butterworths
Lexis, 2001, pp. 23001-23023.
11. Perry, M. “Domain Names.” Transnational Cyberspace Law. Ed. Ibusuki. Tokyo: (in Japanese) Nippon
Hyoron Sha, 2000, pp. 79-87.
BOOKS:
1. Perry, M. and Fitzgerald, B. (eds and chapters) Knowledge Policy for the 21 st Century: Legal Perspectives
(Irwin Law, December 2011).
2. Fitzgerald, B., Perry, M. et al. Creating a Legal Framework for copyright Management of Open Access
Within the Australian Academic and Research Sector. Sydney: Sydney University Press, 2006.
PEER-REVIEWED PAPERS:
1. Lutfiyya, H., Ramachandran, K. (G) and Perry, M. “Decentralized Approach to Resource Availability
Prediction using Group Availability in a Desktop Grid.” Future Generation Computer Systems (October
2011).
2. Margoni, T. (P) and Perry, M. “Ownership in Complex Authorship: Joint Works in Italy and the United
States of America.” European Intellectual Property Review, EIPR 2012, 34(1) 22-32.
3. Margoni, T. (P) and Perry, M. Scientific and Critical Editions in Europe: another example of copyright law
(dis)harmonisation” Canadian Intellectual Property Review, CIPR 2011, 27(1) 157-169
4. Lutfiyya, H., Ramachandran, K. (G) and Perry, M. “Decentralized Approach to Resource Availability
Prediction using Group Availability in a Desktop Grid.” Future Generation Computer Systems (October
2011).
5. Al-Jazaff, Z. (G), Capretz, M., and Perry, M. “Towards a Unified Trust Framework for Trust Establishment
and Trust Based Service Selection.” 24 th Annual IEEE Canadian Conference on Electrical and Computer
Engineering (2011).
6. Al-Jazaff, Z. (G), Capretz, M., and Perry, M. “Trust Metrics for Services and Service Providers.” 6 th
International Conference on Internet Web Applications and Services (2011) (accepted). Acceptance rate:
31%.
7. Margoni, T. (P), Perry, M. and Ramachandran, K. (G) “Clarifying Privacy in the Cloud.” Cyberlaws: The
Second International Conference on Technical and Legal Aspects of the e-Society (2011): pp. 12-17.
Acceptance rate: 47%.

8. Lutfiyya, H., Ramachandran, K. (G) and Perry, M. “Decentralized Resource Availability Prediction for a
Desktop Grid” . The 10th IEEE/ACM International Symposium on Cluster, Cloud and Grid Computing,
(2010) pp 643-648.
9. Margoni, T. (P) and Perry, M. “Legal Consequences of Packet Inspection.” Cyberlaws: The Second
International Conference on Technical and Legal Aspects of the e-Society (2011): pp. 18-21. Acceptance rate:
47%. (Best Paper award)
10. Margoni, T. (P) and Perry, M. “From Music Tracks to Google Maps: Who Owns Computer-Generated
Works?” Computer Law and Security Review 26.6 (Nov. 2010): pp. 22-49.
11. Perry, M. and Wilkinson, M.A. “University Research and Protection of Confidential Information.” Canadian
Intellectual Property Review 26 (2010): pp. 92-122.
12. Margoni, T. (P) and Perry, M. “Free Libre Open Source Software as a Public Policy Choice: An Inquiry into
the Canadian Situation.” International Journal on Advances in Internet Technology 3 (2010).
13. Al-Jazaff, Z., Capretz, M., and Perry, M. “Online Trust: Definition and Principles.” 5 th International Multiconference
on Computing in the Global Information Technology (2010): pp. 163-168. Acceptance rate: 30%
14. Lutfiyya, H., Ramachandran, K. and Perry, M. “Decentralized Resource Availability Prediction for a Desktop
Grid.” Cluster, Cloud and Grid Computing (CCGrid), 10th IEEE/ACM International Conference (2010): pp.
643-648. Acceptance rate: 23%
15. Margoni, T. (P) and Perry, M. “FLOSS for the Canadian Public Sector: Open Democracy.” ICDS’ 4 th
International Conference on Digital Society (2010): pp. 294-300. Acceptance rate: 31%
16. Margoni, T. (P) and Perry, M. “Interpreting Network Discrimination in the CRTC and FCC.” ICDS’ 4 th
International Conference on Digital Society (2010): pp. 301-306. Acceptance rate: 31%
17. Khalaj, A., Lutfiyya, H. and Perry, M. "The Proxy-based Mobile Grid." Mobileware (2010): pp. 59-69.
18. Noorian, L. (G) and Perry, M. “An Autonomic Software License Management System: an Implementation of
Licensing Patterns.” The 5 th International Conference on Autonomic and Autonomous Systems (2009): pp.
257-263. Acceptance rate: 29%
19. Perry, M. and Zhao, Q. (G) “An Ontology for Autonomic License Management.” 5 th IEEE International
Conference on Autonomic Computing (2008): pp. 204-211.
20. Kaminski, H. (G) and Perry, M. “Autonomic Creation of Service Level Agreements.” IADIS e-Society (2008):
pp. 379-386.
21. Kaminski, H. (G) and Perry, M. “Another Pattern Language for Open Source Software Licensing.” OOPSLA
PLOP Workshop (2007).
22. Kaminski, H. (G) and Perry, M. “A Pattern Language for Open Source.” SugarLoafPLoP (2007).
23. Perry, M., Zhao, Q. (G) and Zhou, Y. (G) “Agent Design of SmArt License Management System Using
Gaia.” Third International Conference on Autonomic and Autonomous Systems (ICAS'07) (2007): pp. 9.
Acceptance rate: 27%.
24. Kaminski, H. (G) and Perry, M. "Using Intelligent Agents in SLA Negotiations.” 4th IEEE European
Conference on Web Services: Emerging Technologies Workshop (2006).
25. Fitzgerald, B. and Perry, M. “FLOSS as Democratic Principle.” International Journal of Technology,
Knowledge and Society (2006).
26. Kaminski, H. (G) and Perry, M. “Verifiable Electronic Voting System: An Open Source Solution.” IASTED
Law and Technology Conference (2006).
27. Perry, M. and Watt, S. “Software as Performance.” IASTED Law and Technology Conference, (2006).
28. Kaminski, H. (G), Lutfiyya, H., Madhavji, N., Perry, M. and Sherdil, K. (G) "Differentiating Web Service
Offerings.” International Conference on Information Society (i-Society) (2006): pp. 80-88.
29. Kaminski, H. (G) and Perry, M. "SLA Automated Negotiation Manager for Computing Services.", CEC-EEE
'06 Proceedings of the 8th IEEE International Conference on E-Commerce Technology and The 3rd IEEE
International Conference on Enterprise Computing, E-Commerce, and E-Services (2006): pp.347-350.
30. Callan, P. and Perry, M. “Developing Legal Protocols and Practices for Managing Copyright in Electronic
Theses.” Electronic Theses and Dissertation Conference (2006) (abstract review only).
31. Perry, M., Zhao, Q. (G) and Zhou, Y. (G) "Agreement-aware Semantic Management of Services."
International Conference on Autonomic and Autonomous Systems (ICAS'06) (2006): pp. 4 (abstract) (Best
Paper Award).
32. Kaminski, H. (G) and Perry, M. "Service Level Agreements Negotiation Manager." OOPSLA '05: Short
Presentation (2005).
33. Perry, M. “Rights Management Information.” In the Public Interest: The Future of Canadian Copyright Law.
Ed. Michael Geist. Toronto: Irwin Law 2005.
34. Kaminski, H. (G) and Perry, M. "Pattern Language for Software Licensing." Tenth European Conference on
Pattern Languages of Programs (EUROPLoP Conference) (2005): pp. 177 – 219.
35. Perry, M. and Wilkinson, M.A. “Leveraging Knowledge Assets: Can Law Reform Help?" Canadian Journal
of Law and Technology 4.1 (2005): pp. 1-20.

36. Perry, M., So, C. (G) and Watt, S. "Towards an Accessible Web through Semantic Web Standards."
International Conference on Computers for People with Special Needs (CSPN ‘05) (2005): pp. 10-16.
37. Kaminski, H. (G), Kari, L. and Perry, M. “Who Counts Your Votes?” IEEE International Conference on e-
Technology, e-Commerce and e-Service (EEE05) (2005): pp. 598-603.
38. Perry, M., Zhao, Q. (G) and Zhou, Y. (G) “Reasoning Over Ontologies for SLAs.” IEEE International
Conference on e-Technology, e-Commerce and e-Service (EEE'05) (2005): pp. 381-384.
39. Bauer, M. and Perry, M. “Policies, Rules and their Engines: What Do They Mean for SLAs?” proceedings of
Knowledge-Based Intelligent Information and Engineering Systems Conference KES (2004): pp. 1164-1170.
40. Perry, M., Zhao, Q. (G) and Zhou, Y. (G) “Delegation Model for Enforcement of On-demand Service Level
Agreement.” 8th World Multi-Conference On Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics, (SCI2004) (2004).
41. Perry, M. “Lifeform Patents: the High and the Low.” Journal of International Biotechnology Law 1.1 (2004):
pp. 20–27.
42. Nabbali, T. (U) and Perry, M. “Introducing Carnivore: Going for the Throat with Precision
Surveillance.” TLF 2.41 (2004) (A version of paper was first published in the Computer Law and Security
Report, 20.2, below).
43. Nabbali, T. (U) and Perry, M. “Going for the Throat: Carnivore in an Echelon World Part II.” Computer Law
and Security Report 20.2 (2004): pp. 84–97.
44. Perry, M., Zhao, Q. (G). and Zhou, Y. (G) “Policy Driven Licensing Model for Computer Software.” 4 th
IEEE International Workshop on Policies for Distributed Systems and Networks POLICY (2003): pp. 219-
228.
45. Nabbali, T. (U) and Perry, M. “Introducing Carnivore: Going for the Throat with Precision Surveillance”
(2003) v2_0031, pp. 31-40. (A version of this paper was first published in the Computer Law and Security
Report, 19.6, below).
46. Nabbali, T. (U). and Perry, M. “Going for the Throat: Carnivore in an Echelon World” Computer Law and
Security Report 19. 6 (2003): pp. 456-467.
47. Perry, M., Zhao, Q. (G) and Zhou, Y. (G) “Policy Enforcement Pattern.” 9th Conference of the Pattern
Language of Programs Proceedings (2002) pp. 1-14.
48. Krishna, P. and Perry, M. “Making Sense of Mouse Tales: Canadian Lifeform Patents Topsy-Turvy.”
European Intellectual Property Review 23.4 (2001): pp. 196-204.
49. Perry, M. “Audio-files on Trial.” Butterworths Technology Law Forum 1.1 (2000): pp. 2-5.
50. Chisick, C. and Perry, M. “Copyright and Anti-circumvention: Growing Pains in a Digital Millennium.” New
Zealand Intellectual Property Journal (2000): pp. 261–275.
51. Perry, M. “Copyright Undecided, but Headnotes Lack Originality.” European Intellectual Property Review
22.5 (2000): pp. 237-241.
52. Perry, M. “Another Look at Appropriation of Digital Persona: Domain Names at the Costs Hearing.” New
Zealand Business Law Quarterly (1999): pp. 7–12.
53. Perry, M. “Judges Reasons for Judgment - Intellectual Property Rights.” New Zealand Universities Law
Review 18 (1999): pp. 257–293.
54. Perry, M. “Cybersquatters or Entrepreneurs – When is Legal Intervention Appropriate?” New Zealand
Business Law Quarterly (1998): pp. 111-117.
55. Perry, M. “Acts of Parliament: Privatisation, Promulgation, Crown Copyright — is there a Need for a Royal
Royalty?” New Zealand Law Review (1998): pp. 493–529.
56. Perry, M. “Roadblocks to LIINZ - Problems Facing Public Access to New Zealand Laws.” Law Via the
Internet (1997): pp. 128–136.

OTHER REVIEWED CONTRIBUTIONS:
1. Lutfiyya, H., Khalaj, K (G) and Perry, M. “A Proxy-based Mobile Grid.” Centre for Advanced Studies
Conference Exhibit, Toronto: November 2011 (National Research Council/IBM).
2. Lutfiyya, H., Perry, M. and Ramachandran, K. (G) “Decentralized Resource Availability Prediction Using
P2P Desktop Grids.” Centre for Advanced Studies Conference Exhibit, Toronto: November 2009 (National
Research Council/IBM).
3. Lutfiyya, H., Perry, M. and Ramachandran, K. (G) “A Peer to Peer Cloud Design.” Centre for Advanced
Studies Conference Exhibit, Toronto: October 2008 (National Research Council/IBM).
4. Bauer, M., Perry, M. and Qiao, Y. (G) “SLA Data Mapping.” Centre for Advanced Studies Conference
Exhibit, Toronto: October 2005 (National Research Council/IBM).
5. Mohan, S. (U) and Perry, M. “The Auto Web Manager using Java and DB2.” Centre for Advanced Studies
Conference Exhibit, Toronto: October 2004 (National Research Council/IBM).
6. Perry, M., Zhao, Q. (G). and Zhou, Y. (G) “Autonomic License Manager.” Centre for Advanced Studies
Conference Exhibit, Toronto: October 2004 (National Research Council/IBM).
7. Perry, M., Zhao, Q. (G) and Zhou, Y. (G). “Ontologies for On Demand Service Level Agreements.” Centre
for Advanced Studies Conference Exhibit, Toronto: October 2004 (National Research Council/IBM).
8. Perry, M., Zhao, Q. (G) and Zhou, Y. (G) “Rule Engine Integration for On Demand Business.” Centre for
Advanced Studies Conference Exhibit, Toronto: October 2004 (National Research Council/IBM).
9. Perry, M., Zhao, Q. (G) and Zhou, Y. (G) “On Demand Service Level Agreements and Enforcement.” Centre
for Advanced Studies Conference Exhibit, Toronto: October 2003.
10. Perry, M., Zhao, Q. (G) and Zhou, Y. (G). “Autonomic Licensing.” Centre for Advanced Studies Conference
Exhibit, Toronto: October 2003.
11. Perry, M., Zhao, Q. (G). and Zhou, Y. (G) “Component Licensing Model.” CASCON Exhibit, Toronto:
October 2002 (National Research Council/IBM).
12. Nabbali, T. (U) and Perry, M. “Going for the Throat: Techniques in Crime Control or Denial of Privacy.”
Law Commission of Canada Conference: “In Search of Security” (2003).
13. Perry, M., Zhao, Q. (G) and Zhou, Y. (G) “Policy Management.” Centre for Advanced Studies Conference
Exhibit, Toronto: October 2002.
14. Perry, M. “Materials and Interaction: Using Electronic Means to Enhance Learning.” ALTA Legal Education
Seminar Paper, Sydney: October 1997.
15. Perry, M. “Transforming Teaching and Learning with Information Technology.” Apple University
Consortium Academic Conference, University of Queensland: September 1996.

OTHER ABSTRACTS AND/OR PAPERS PRESENTED:
1. Perry, M. “Internalising Externalities for Computing Architectures” Keynote. DigiWorld Conference 2012
(invited).
2. Perry, M. “Canadian Copyright Reform.” Roundtable. University of Victoria, Wellington New Zealand: July
2010 (invited).
3. Perry, M. “Regulating Advances in Biotechnology.” Amity University, Delhi, India: July 2010 (invited).
4. Perry, M. “Accessing Accessions: Legal Issues for Biobanks.” International Conference on Comparative
Issues in the Governance of Research Biobanks, Facoltà di Giurisprudenza - Università di Trento: May 2010.
5. Perry, M. “Deep Pockets, Packets and Harbours: ISP Liabilities.” Current Law Forum, Banaras Hindu
University, Varanasi, India: April 2010.
6. Perry, M. “Issues for Genetics.” First International Spidermite Symposium, Logrono, Spain: October 2009.
7. Perry, M. “Autonomic Licences from Patents.” Fifth International Conference on Autonomic and
Autonomous Systems, Valencia, Spain: April 2009.
8. Perry, M. “SaaS, the Web2 for Business: Can We Put it in a Cloud?” Keynote. Sao Paul, Brasil: July 2008.
9. Kaminiski, H. (G) and Perry, M. “Open Source Software Licensing Patterns.” OOPSLA Conference,
Montreal: October 2007.
10. Perry, M. “From Digital Rights Management to Conducer.” Knowledge Policy for the 21 st Century,
University of Western Ontario, London, Canada: April 2007.
11. Perry, M. “FLOSS for Government.” Knowledge Policy for the 21 st Century, University of Western Ontario,
London, Canada: April 2007.
12. Perry, M. “Self Managed Licensing Systems. ” Knowledge Policy for the 21 st Century, Brisbane: June 2007.
13. Perry, M. “Virtual Worlds and Virtual Licensing: A Creative Commons Approach.” Playing the Gallery
Conference, University of Western Ontario, London, Canada: October 2007 (invited).
14. Perry, M. “Digitizing Artifacts: Propertisation.” Traditional Knowledge, Intellectual Property, and
Indigenous Culture Conference, Cardozo Law School, New York: February 2002 (peer reviewed and
invited).
15. Krishna, P. and Perry, M. “Plant hsp90 and its Putative Cochaperones: a Genomics Perspective.”
EuroConference and EMBO Workshop: Mechanisms and Cellular Functions of Molecular Chaperones, Sant
Feliu de Guixols, Spain: May 2001 (peer reviewed).
16. Chisick, C. and Perry, M. “Does Canada Need Anti-Circumvention Legislation?” CALT Conference, Quebec:
May 2001.
17. Perry, M. “Public Policy and Primary Legal Materials.” AustLII Conference on Computerisation of Law via
the Internet: Panel, Sydney: June 1997 (invited).

PRESENTATIONS AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS/WORKSHOPS AND OTHERS:
1. Perry, M. “Research Freedom for University Scholars” The 21 st Annual Fulbright Symposium on
International Legal Problems, April 2011
2. Perry, M. “Whither non-proximate communications?” Keynote address at The Seventh Advanced
International Conference
on T elec ommunications March 2011.
3. Perry, M. “Trust Metrics for Services and Service Providers” ICIW March 2011
4. Perry, M. “Intellectual Property Law and the Implications for Genomics Research.” Hegele Genome Canada
Scientific Retreat, Ontario, Canada: December 2010 (invited).
5. Perry, M. “Canadian Copyright Developments” (invited). 300 years of Copyright Shang Hai China (invited).
6. Perry, M. “300 Years of Rights Management Information” 300 years of Copyright Shang Hai China (invited).
7. Perry, M. "Selection Patents." Sixth International Symposium on Biocatalysis and Biotechnology, Seoul,
South Korea: November 2010 (invited and session chair).
8. Perry, M. “GEEELS in GAP-M.” Spider Mite Workshop, Montenegro: September 2010 (invited).
9. Perry, M. “Open Access.” Creative Commons Conference, Amman, Jordan: November 2009 (invited).
10. Perry, M. “Evolving Patentability.” Jordan University, Amman: November 2009.
11. Perry, M. “Licensing in Clouds.” 3rd International Workshop on Cloud Computing CASCON2009,
Markham, Ontario, Canada: November 2009.
12. Perry, M. “International EEELs.” (GE3LS) First International Symposium on Spider Mite Genome,
Lagrogno, Spain: October 2009.
13. Perry, M. “Copyright Reform and the WIPO Copyright Treaty.” Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property
Law, IIT Kharagpur, India: February 2008 (invited).
14. Perry, M. “Does India Need a DMCA?” Banaras Hindu University Law School, India: February 2008
(invited).
15. Krishna, P. and Perry, M. “Use of Material Transfer Agreements in Biotechnology in Canada.” Canadian
Society of Plant Physiologists Eastern Regional Meeting: Poster Presentation, November 2007.
16. Perry, M. “Contractual and Technological Frameworks for e-Research” e-Research Conference 2007, Gold
Coast, Australia: July 2007 (invited).
17. Perry, M. “Biotech, Patents and Article 27.3 of TRIPS.” WIPO-WTO Colloquium, World Trade Organization,
Geneva: June 2007.
18. Perry, M. “Online Speech and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.” 17 th Annual Conference on
Computers, Freedom and Privacy: Panel Discussion, Montreal, Canada: May 2007.
19. Perry, M. “Biotechnology Regulation at Large.” University of Queensland, Australia: December 2005
(invited).
20. Fitzgerald, B., Krishna, P., and Perry, M. “Material Transfer Agreements in Biotechnology.” ABIC 2006:
Poster, Melbourne, Australia: 2006 (Prize Winning Poster).
21. Perry, M. “Copyright Developments in 21 st Century.” First Second Life Copyright Conference, March 2006
(invited).
22. Perry, M. “Biotechnology Law.” Trilby Misso Lecture, Queensland University of Technology, Australia:
September 2005.
23. Perry, M. and Zhao, Q. (G) “Policy Based License Management.” CASCON 2004, Policy Based
Management: a Dynamic Approach to an On Demand World Workshop, Canada: 2004 (National Research
Council/IBM).
24. Perry, M. “Open Source Software.” CASCON 2004, Canada: 2004 (National Research Council/IBM).
25. Perry, M. (for Trosow, S.) “Protection for Federally Funded Research: Necessary Incentive or Double
Subsidy?” CASCON 2004, Canada: 2004 (National Research Council/IBM).
26. Perry, M. “Policy for Autonomic System Management.” Seminar. Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi,
India: September 2003 (invited).
27. Perry, M. “Patenting Higher Lifeforms.” Seminar. University of Auckland, New Zealand: September 2003.
28. Perry, M. “Technology in Teaching Law.” Lunchtime Speaker. The Canadian Teaching Colloquium:
Innovation Law and Policy, London, Ontario: May 2003 (invited).
29. Perry, M. “Domain Names and ICAAN.” CASCON: the IBM Centre for Advanced Studies Conference:
November, 2000.
30. Perry, M. and Zhao, Q. (G) “Licensing Model for On Demand Services.” Centre for Advanced Studies,
Markham, Ontario, Canada: August 2003 (invited).

PRESENTATIONS AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS/WORKSHOPS AND OTHERS (Continued):
31. Perry, M. “The WIPO Copyright Treaty from a Comparative Perspective.” Indian Institute of Management,
Lucknow, India: December 2002 (invited).
32. Perry, M. “Biotechnology and Law.” Biology 393b (Genetic Engineering) Course, University of Western
Ontario, London, Canada: January 2003 (invited).
33. Perry, M. “Digital Rights Management and Intellectual Property.” IEEE Kingston Section, AGM Talk,
Kingston, Canada: November 2002 (invited).
34. Perry, M. “Intellectual Property and Software.” CASCON Workshop, Toronto, Canada: October 2002
(National Research Council).
35. Perry, M. “Biotechnology and Intellectual Property.” Ivey School of Business, University of Western
Ontario, London, Canada: September 2002 (invited).
36. Perry, M. “Canadian and Other Approaches to the WIPO Copyright Treaty.” Lecture to Copyright Class.
Osgoode Hall, York University, Toronto, Canada: March 2002 (invited).
37. Perry, M. “Bioethics and Intellectual Property Issues in Biotechnology.” Professional Engineers of Ontario at
the Integrated Manufacturing Technology Institute: March 2002 (invited).
38. Perry, M. “Intellectual Property Rights: Online Learning.” Panel Discussion. Western Research Forum,
University of Western Ontario, London, Canada: April 2002.
39. Perry, M. Presenter. UWO Annual March Break Open House, University of Western Ontario, London,
Canada: March, 2002.
40. Perry, M. “Biotechnology and the Law.” Lecture to Genetic Engineering class. University of Western
Ontario, London, Canada: February 2002 (invited).
41. Perry, M. “Software and Copyright.” Lecture to Copyright Class. Osgoode Hall, York University, Toronto,
Canada: February 2002 (invited).
42. Perry, M. “Code BAD.” Linux Users Group. University of Western Ontario, London, Canada: November
2000 (invited).
43. Perry, M. “Domain Names in Context.” Faculty Workshop. University of Western Ontario, London, Canada:
September 2000.
44. Perry, M. “Archiving or Commodifying: the Propertisation of Digitised Artefacts – the Application of New
Technologies for ‘Soft’ Representations.” CALT, Edmonton, Canada: May 2000.
45. Perry, M. “Copyright in the University Setting.” Centre for Professional Development, Auckland, New
Zealand: June 1999 (invited).
46. Perry, M. “Passing Off and Domain Names.” Staff Seminar. Faculty of Law, University of Tasmania,
Australia: October 1998 (invited).
47. Perry, M. “Web Based Resources for Teaching Law.” Centre for Professional Development, Auckland, New
Zealand: November 1997 (invited).
48. Perry, M. “Materials and Interaction: Using Electronic Means to Enhance Learning.” ALTA Legal Education.
Seminar. Sydney, Australia: October 1997.

TECHNICAL REPORTS:
1. Perry, M. “RFC-3 Interim Report of the WIPO Internet Domain Name Process — The Management of
Internet Names and Addresses: Intellectual Property Issues.” Submission to World Intellectual Property
Organisation. March 1999.
2. Barnard, L. and Perry, M. “Report 50: Electronic Commerce I – A Guide for the Legal and Business
Community.” Submission to the New Zealand Law Commission. 1999: pp. 1-204.
3. Perry, M. “Access to Acts of Parliament.” Submission to Parliamentary Council 1998.
4. Huscroft, G. and Perry, M. “Technology Crimes Reform Bill.” Submission to Commerce Commission of
New Zealand 1997. (cited in NZ Parliament).
BOOKS OF TEACHING MATERIALS AUTHORED/EDITED:
1. Perry, M. “Materials for Biotechnology Law.” University of Western Ontario, 7 volumes, 2003-2011: pp.
2000 (approx.) and materials available on WebCT.
2. Adams, W.A., Carmody, C., Perry, M., Trosow, S. and Wilkinson, M.A. “Materials for International
Intellectual Property.”, University of Western Ontario, 2002, 2003, 2008 (online and presentation materials),
2004, 2007 (sole).
3. Hoeberechts, M. (G) and Perry, M. "Readings for Historical Ethical Legal Political Societal Issues in
Computer Science." Computer Science 854B, University of Western Ontario, 2002-: pp.1-200.
4. Perry, M. “Materials for Internet Law.” University of Western Ontario, 2001: online.
5. Perry, M. “Materials for Software Law.” University of Western Ontario, 1999–.
6. Perry, M. and Wilkinson, M.A. “Cases and Materials for Intellectual Property.” Casebook for Law 462.
University of Western Ontario, 1999-2000. Volume 1: pp. 1-315; Volume 2: pp. 316-656; Volume 3: pp.
657-1025.
OTHER EVIDENCE OF PRODUCTIVITY IN SCHOLARSHIP AND RESEARCH:
1. Summary: invited (and funded) to speak at both national and international conferences.
2. Co-chair for conference “Cyberlaws” St. Maarten, Netherlands Antilles: 2010.
3. Co-chair for national intellectual property conference “The Canadian Intellectual Property Academy.”
November 2009.
4. Co-chair for national intellectual property-related conference “The Canadian Intellectual Property Academy:
Outreach and Audience.” September 2007.
5. Co-chair for conference “Knowledge Policy for the 21 st Century.” University of Western Ontario, London,
Canada: April 2007.
6. Co-chair for conference “Enlarging the Canadian Intellectual Property Academy.” January 2005.
7. Co-organiser of the First Live Audio enabled Second Life Conference “21st Century Creativity in a
Copyright World: How Can the Potential be Realised?” April 2006.
8. Co-host (with Bioethics Research Group) of R Ankeny for seminar "Predictive Genetic Technologies and
Personal Responsibility: Broadening the Gaze of Bioethics." April 2004.
9. Symposium co-organizer with Margaret Ann Wilkinson, “Intellectual Property Symposium.” London:
February 2003
10. Chair, Information Technology Resource Centre Board, 2002–2003.
11. Co-host with Dr. Ron Fourney “National DNA Databank of Canada for Arts, Law, Science Bioinformatics”
125 th Anniversary. Talk. University of Western Ontario, London, Canada.
12. Responsible for inviting and hosting Distinguished Visitors to UWO.
13. Conference co-organizer for conference “Leveraging Knowledge Assets: Security Interests in Intellectual
Property.” (including co-hosting a cross-Canada video conference), Spencer Hall, University of Western
Ontario, London, Canada: November 2001
14. Member, Communications, Information Technology and Intellectual Property Law (CITIP) Area, Faculty of
Law, University of Western Ontario, London, Canada: 2000-.
15. Crossan, M., Perry, M. and Wilkinson, M.A. with casewriters Hunter, T. and Smith, T. “Napster and MP3:
Redefining the Music Industry.” Casebook. Ivey Management Services, University of Western Ontario,
London, Canada: December 2000, for use in the MBA and LL.B. programme, pp. 1-9 with Teaching Note.
Also published in a book, see Chapters in Books and Symposia above.

OTHER ARTICLES AND REVIEWS IN JOURNALS AND CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS:
1. Perry, M. “SCC Clarifies Areas of Challenge for Selection Patents.” The Lawyers Weekly 30.16 (Sept. 2010).
2. Perry M. “Genetically Modified Organisms: Why We Need a Transparent System of Regulation.” The
Lawyers Weekly 29.16 (Sept. 2009): 15-16.
3. Perry, M. Book Review of Posner's Little Book of Plagiarism by Richard Posner, Canadian Business Law
Journal (June 2009).
4. Perry, M. “Let Us Not Be Guided By Outdated Copyright Treaties.” The Lawyers Weekly 27.47 (Apr. 2008).
5. Perry, M. “Technological Protection Measures Aimed at Preserving Online Copyright.” The Lawyers Weekly
26.21 (Oct. 2006).
6. Perry, M. “How Does One Determine the Appropriate Level of Regulation in Biotechnology?” The Lawyers
Weekly 25.40 (March 2006).
7. Perry, M. Book Review of Intellectual Property Rights in EU Law: Free Movement and Competition Law
(Vol. 1), by David T. Keeling, Law and Politics Book Review 15.4 (Apr. 2005): pp. 329-331.
8. Perry, M. “Dealing with computer systems, contracts and digital content: practical books for your friends?”
International Journal of Law and Information Technology 11.3 (Jan. 2003): pp. 316-320.
9. Perry, M. Book Review of Copyright and Multimedia Works: A Comparative Analysis, by Irini Stamatoudi,
Law and Politics Book Review 12.11 (Nov. 2002).
10. Perry, M. Book Review of Canadian Intellectual Property, the Politics of Innovation Institutions and
Interests, by G. Bruce Doern and Markus Sharaput, Law and Politics Book Review 10.11 (Nov. 2000): pp.
604-606.
11. Perry, M. Review of Computer and Internet Contracts and Law (looseleaf), by M-T Michèle Rennie,
(September 2000); Review of Digital Property: Currency of the 21st Century, by Lesley Ellen Harris (1998);
Review of IT Policies and Procedures (looseleaf), ed. John Masterson (Supplement 7 April 2000).
12. Perry, M. “Why We Should Worry?” Editorial. Technology Law Forum, January 2000.
13. Perry, M. Book Review of Intellectual Property, by W.R. Cornish, New Zealand Intellectual Property
Journal (1997): p. 234.
14. Perry, M. Book Review of International Copyright in Computer Program Technology, by B. Bandey, New
Zealand Intellectual Property Journal (1997): pp. 179-180.
15. Perry, M. Book Review of Software Copyright Law, by D. Bainbridge, New Zealand Intellectual Property
Journal (1996): pp. 152-153.
16. Perry, M. “Creating Cyberlawyers—Net Dreams or Facing the Inevitable.” New Zealand Law Journal
(1997): pp. 309-310.
17. Perry, M. “The Curious State of Statutes.” New Zealand Law Journal (1996): pp. 373-376.