10.07.2019: Von der Idee zur Erfindung
Workshop auf Englisch
10.07.2019 | 13:00 - 17:00 Uhr
This introductory talk is aimed at doctoral students and postdocs who want to learn more about intellectual property rights.
Aim
The talk begins with an introduction to the world of intellectual property rights. The requirements and effects of intellectual property rights will be explained to the participants. Emphasis is placed here on the technical protective rights (patents and utility models). In particular, the question is discussed: "How do I know if my research results are the result of an inventive step?". Furthermore, the participants will learn the differences between a free inventor and an inventor, which is an employee. In this context, particular attention is paid to the advantages but also obligations of an inventor, which is employee at a university.
Furthermore Mrs. Siebert, who is working at the patent information centre, which offers among other things professional state of the art searches, will perform two life searches regarding patent search and trademark search.
Content in keywords
- Intellectual Property Rights requirements and effects
- Free invention vs. Invention of an employee
- Inventors at Universities: Benefits and obligations
- Invention vs. Publication - which motivations exist for me to turn in an invention disclosure
- Invention disclosures - what and how do I have to submit?
- Patent search (State of the art search) - what should I put attention on?
Trainer
- Dr.rer.nat Karen Henning, TUGZ
- Silke Siebert, PIZ
Place: Conference Room of the University Library