The InnoCube in-depth training sessions are designed for:

• Legal practitioners who wish to deepen their professional knowledge and adopt new approaches to face current challenges; 
• Start-ups, SMEs and multinationals seeking to manage innovation in their business and development strategies;

We bring you :

• Condensed knowledge and practical advice in the field of law and innovation management, covering questions related to intellectual property, data protection, digitalization and law enforcement;
• Expert insights on trends and impact of innovation on society;
• Inspiration and know-how from recognized leaders in the field.

We offer online and on-site training. 
Please, find below more information on upcoming events. 
Do not hesitate to contact us to request a training program tailored to your specific needs: Training.INNOCUBE@unine.ch

InnoCube is a team of practitioners, professors and researchers experienced in innovation law, management and evaluation of its impact on society. 

Based in Switzerland, considered one of the most innovative countries and known for its stability, we operate from the canton of Neuchâtel, the country of watchmaking and precision, which boasts three centuries of innovation and openness to the world.

Under the auspices of the University of Neuchâtel, we have have been running the interfaculty Master in Innovation program. We promote an interdisciplinary approach to address current issues and put it at the core of all our research activities, training for start-ups and SMEs and traditional Innovation Days.

We collaborate with a wide network of public and private actors, as well as NGOs, to constantly keep up to date, to share knowledge and practical experience. We aim to support sustainable innovation in its different facets - to the mutual benefit of all people and organizations involved.

Daniel Kraus practices intellectual property law since 1994 in Geneva, Zurich and Bern.

After achieving his LL.M (KCL 1993) and PhD on parallel imports (summa cum laude, Walther Hug Prize 2004) he worked at the Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property as a legal advisor. Daniel teaches intellectual property since 2004 and is full professor of innovation law since 2010 (Neuchatel University).

Daniel advises clients (SMEs, multinationals) in all aspects of IP, including trademarks, patents, design, copyright, licensing, enforcement, public law and innovative commons, in the physical and digital world. Judge at the Swiss Patent Court and a WIPO recognised expert, mediator and arbitrator (IP, domain names). Member of the board of the Swiss branches of the AIPPI and of the Ligue internationale du droit de la Concurrence, as well as of its scientific committee.

Hugues Jeannerat is a researcher and full professor in the fields of innovation, economic geography and regional and urban economics. He has been working for more than fifteen years on regional innovation issues in Switzerland and Europe.

He has carried out numerous research projects financed by the European Union and the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) in various fields such as watchmaking, agriculture, tourism, cleantech, medtech, automotive and media. He is also an expert in innovation and regional policy. In this field, he has carried out numerous study mandates for the Confederation (SECO, OFAG and SEFRI) and certain cantons. He has also co-authored a prospective research on the future of innovation policies in Switzerland.

Over the last five years, he has extended his expertise to industry 4.0, sustainable transition and social innovation with various projects and publications in these fields.

Emmanuelle Reuter is an assistant professor of innovation management at the University of Neuchâtel. She holds a PhD in management from the University of St. Gallen. Her research explores the role of individuals, and particularly of their cognition, in creating innovation and change in organization, as well as on the adaptation of companies to the regulatory environment.

Emmanuelle has been consulted regularly and published reports on the private banking and electric utilities industries. She teaches classes on innovation, strategic management, sustainability and academic writing to Bachelor, Master students, as well as executives.

Her professional experience includes projects with public and private organizations, industry reports and consulting projects with KPMG, EU Horizon 2020, Swiss tourism organizations, Swiss financial service organizations, European electric utilities.

Natalia Cossentino, in charge of the InnoCube executive training project.

After her Bachelor of Law, she obtained her Master of Law, orientations Intellectual Property and Innovation ; Biotechnologies and Health Law (Magna cum laude). After that, she becomes a scientific collaborator at the Institute of Health Law and coordinator for the PhD programm "Health, Medecine and Society". She is now a scientific collaborator for the Chair of Innovation Law. 

Archive

Marina Khamitsevich, was a student assistant to Prof. Daniel Kraus and in charge of the InnoCube executive training project.

From 2021: Master of Law, University of Neuchâtel

2020 :  Bachelor's degree in Swiss law, University of Neuchâtel

2014: Master of Law, Moscow State Law University, Russia

The InnoCube in-depth training sessions are designed for:

• Legal practitioners who wish to deepen their professional knowledge and adopt new approaches to face current challenges; 
• Start-ups, SMEs and multinationals seeking to manage innovation in their business and development strategies;

We bring you :

• Condensed knowledge and practical advice in the field of law and innovation management, covering questions related to intellectual property, data protection, digitalization and law enforcement;
• Expert insights on trends and impact of innovation on society;
• Inspiration and know-how from recognized leaders in the field.

We offer online and on-site training. 
Please, find below more information on upcoming events. 
Do not hesitate to contact us to request a training program tailored to your specific needs: Training.INNOCUBE@unine.ch

InnoCube is a team of practitioners, professors and researchers experienced in innovation law, management and evaluation of its impact on society. 

Based in Switzerland, considered one of the most innovative countries and known for its stability, we operate from the canton of Neuchâtel, the country of watchmaking and precision, which boasts three centuries of innovation and openness to the world.

Under the auspices of the University of Neuchâtel, we have have been running the interfaculty Master in Innovation program. We promote an interdisciplinary approach to address current issues and put it at the core of all our research activities, training for start-ups and SMEs and traditional Innovation Days.

We collaborate with a wide network of public and private actors, as well as NGOs, to constantly keep up to date, to share knowledge and practical experience. We aim to support sustainable innovation in its different facets - to the mutual benefit of all people and organizations involved.

Daniel Kraus practices intellectual property law since 1994 in Geneva, Zurich and Bern.

After achieving his LL.M (KCL 1993) and PhD on parallel imports (summa cum laude, Walther Hug Prize 2004) he worked at the Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property as a legal advisor. Daniel teaches intellectual property since 2004 and is full professor of innovation law since 2010 (Neuchatel University).

Daniel advises clients (SMEs, multinationals) in all aspects of IP, including trademarks, patents, design, copyright, licensing, enforcement, public law and innovative commons, in the physical and digital world. Judge at the Swiss Patent Court and a WIPO recognised expert, mediator and arbitrator (IP, domain names). Member of the board of the Swiss branches of the AIPPI and of the Ligue internationale du droit de la Concurrence, as well as of its scientific committee.

Hugues Jeannerat is a researcher and full professor in the fields of innovation, economic geography and regional and urban economics. He has been working for more than fifteen years on regional innovation issues in Switzerland and Europe.

He has carried out numerous research projects financed by the European Union and the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) in various fields such as watchmaking, agriculture, tourism, cleantech, medtech, automotive and media. He is also an expert in innovation and regional policy. In this field, he has carried out numerous study mandates for the Confederation (SECO, OFAG and SEFRI) and certain cantons. He has also co-authored a prospective research on the future of innovation policies in Switzerland.

Over the last five years, he has extended his expertise to industry 4.0, sustainable transition and social innovation with various projects and publications in these fields.

Emmanuelle Reuter is an assistant professor of innovation management at the University of Neuchâtel. She holds a PhD in management from the University of St. Gallen. Her research explores the role of individuals, and particularly of their cognition, in creating innovation and change in organization, as well as on the adaptation of companies to the regulatory environment.

Emmanuelle has been consulted regularly and published reports on the private banking and electric utilities industries. She teaches classes on innovation, strategic management, sustainability and academic writing to Bachelor, Master students, as well as executives.

Her professional experience includes projects with public and private organizations, industry reports and consulting projects with KPMG, EU Horizon 2020, Swiss tourism organizations, Swiss financial service organizations, European electric utilities.

Natalia Cossentino, in charge of the InnoCube executive training project.

After her Bachelor of Law, she obtained her Master of Law, orientations Intellectual Property and Innovation ; Biotechnologies and Health Law (Magna cum laude). After that, she becomes a scientific collaborator at the Institute of Health Law and coordinator for the PhD programm "Health, Medecine and Society". She is now a scientific collaborator for the Chair of Innovation Law. 

Archive

Marina Khamitsevich, was a student assistant to Prof. Daniel Kraus and in charge of the InnoCube executive training project.

From 2021: Master of Law, University of Neuchâtel

2020 :  Bachelor's degree in Swiss law, University of Neuchâtel

2014: Master of Law, Moscow State Law University, Russia