Jan Habermann

Prof. Dr. Jan Habermann is a Professor at Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences since 2009, specializing in Intellectual Property Law with expertise spanning patent, trademark, and design law. His unique background bridges scientific rigor and legal practice.

His educational journey includes:

• Physics studies at TU Darmstadt, University of Tübingen, and Saclay/Paris
• Diploma thesis in nuclear physics (1996)
• ESA internship in satellite positioning software development (1993)
• PhD in archaeometry dating methods from Heidelberg University (2000)
• Patent attorney training and admission as German/European Patent Attorney (2000-2003)
• LL.M. in European Intellectual Property Law from FernUniversität Hagen (2006)

Prof. Habermann's research integrates scientific methodology with legal frameworks in intellectual property. His work emphasizes practical applications in patent strategy and rights enforcement, leveraging his physics background to address complex technical-legal intersections. He founded Habermann IP, a firm providing end-to-end intellectual property services from registration to dispute resolution with international scope.

His professional practice at Habermann IP demonstrates commitment to goal-oriented project execution, absolute confidentiality, and solutions blending technological competence with legal expertise across national and international jurisdictions.