Junior Professorship for Civil Law, Intellectual Property, especially Patent Law, and Legal Issues of AI

About the Professorship

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Since 1 September 2022, Dr. Katharina Kaesling, LL.M. (College of Europe / Collège d'Europe) holds the Junior Professorship for Civil Law, Intellectual Property, especially Patent Law, and Legal Issues of AI with tenure track at W3.

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Courses

The Chair primarily offers courses in the Master's programmes "International Studies in Intellectual Property Law" and "Digital Humanities". Both theses and dissertations related to the research areas of the professorship are supervised.

Research Focus

The research focus of the professorship lies in Civil Law, Intellectual Property Law and the Law of the Regulation of Online Platforms, as well as in further approaches to the regulation of Artificial Intelligence, including Private International Law.

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The Junior Professorship for Civil Law, Intellectual Property, especially Patent Law, and Legal Issues of AI

You will find the Junior Professorship for Civil Law, Intellectual Property, especially Patent Law, and Legal Issues of AI, in the von Gerber Bau (Bergstraße 53, Dresden) at the Institute for International Law, Intellectual Property and Technology Law.

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