IP|Express: Patente in der Praxis

Patents in Practice - IP Express Program

The Institute for International Law, Intellectual Property, and Technology Law and the TUD Excellence Center for Innovation, Transfer, and Entrepreneurship (TUD|excite) invite you to the IP|Express Talk lecture series, beginning November 11, 2026, from 2:50 p.m. to 4:20 p.m., ABS/02-10/U, on the topic “Patents in Practice.”

Over the course of six sessions (November 11, November 19, November 25, December 2, December 9, December 16), Mr. Axel Rauschenbach will address the legal issues surrounding university spin-offs and the role of intellectual property in this context.

What’s it about?

Everything related to inventions and patents and their practical significance!

• The basics of patent protection and its legal significance
• How do I get a patent (the path from invention to patent application)?
• What can I do with a patent (options for commercialization)?

Presented by?

Patent Attorney Axel Rauschenbach, Rauschenbach + Schied Patent Attorneys, Dresden

Who is it for?

All members of TU Dresden, especially those who

• want to protect their research results,
• are interested in starting a spin-off company, and/or
• are interested in acquiring knowledge of intellectual property (IP) as a valuable additional qualification—for current or future professional activities.

The lectures will be held in German.

To help us plan effectively, we ask that you register via OPAL.

The lecture is part of the IP|Express certificate program.