The IP Policy Institute (IPPI) is accepting applications for its Thomas Edison Innovation Law and Policy Fellowship. The fellowship is a year-long program that brings scholars together to develop research papers on innovation law and policy. The program is designed to promote academic discussion about intellectual property rights and produce substantial scholarship from research that examines the economic and moral value of innovation. The deadline for fellowship applications is November 30 at 5 p.m. ET. Additional details, including application process information, can be found here.