Lecture

Intellectual Property: Concepts and Case Studies

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Description

This lecture introduces intellectual property (IP) to first-semester master students in microtechnology, focusing on patents, trademarks, and industrial design. The instructor, Dr. Christian Schott, shares insights from his experience at Melexis, a global semiconductor company. Case studies include a trademark dispute between Supermac's and McDonald's, and a patent filed by Danish inventor Karl Krøyer to raise a sunken ship using plastic balls. The lecture covers the importance of patents, the patent filing process, and the value of patents in different business models.

Instructors (2)

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