How to Protect a Brilliant Idea? A Special Lecture by Adv. Yehuda Binder
At an age of accelerated innovation and knowledge-based entrepreneurship, protecting original ideas is a critical stepping stone in the path from research to application. The Faculty's Entrepreneurship and Excellence Club hosted guest speaker Adv. Yehuda Binder, an American patent editor with vast experience in mentoring and supervising international ventures and entities. His lecture focused on the world of patents and intellectual property.
On December 22, Adv. Yehuda Binder gave a special lecture at the Faculty's Entrepreneurship and Excellence Club. Mr. Binder is an American patent attorney, inventor of over 200 approved patents in the United States, and consultant to leading international entities.
The lecture covered key aspects of intellectual property and patents, and included a professional review of the essential concepts and tools for every entrepreneur and researcher: what is a patent, the patent registration process, the differences between a patent and copyrights, and how to work with patent attorneys, as well as practical examples from the lecturer's extensive experience.
Participants gained practical knowledge and key insights into protecting innovative ideas and their realization in the academic and business worlds.
Last Updated Date : 04/02/2026
