Patenting for Innovation

[ Findet im WS 24/25 statt / Is offered in winter term 24/25 ] 

Registration opens on 26th September – More information below!

Intellectual Properties (IPs) in general and especially patents play an important role in innovation in any Hightech society. This topic is multi-faceted and can be accessed from different viewpoints e.g. business, politics, legal framework, organization, etc.

In this course, we will introduce IPs and patents in general and focus on the role of IPs and patents in research, development and (open) Innovation. Additionally, we will examine the patent exploitation through licensing contracts and patent pools and the patent policies in the European Union, China and USA.

During the course, the students will learn to understand the role of patenting in the Innovation process. By doing so, they will gain deeper insights into the roles of IP in various types of businesses and in different regions and contexts.

Registration via StudOn will open on 26th September at 12:00 pm. The number of places is limited while all registrations will be equally collected on the waiting list and the free places will be filled by lot after the end of equal chances (26.09 at 01:00 pm). Later registrations will get higher waiting positions. A later filling from the waiting list will also respect the registration time. Based on the number of limited places, participation in the lectures is highly recommended (mandatory). 

IMPORTANT NOTES:

• The lecture starts 28th October (16:45-18:15) at LG 0.424