Albina Khairullina

  • Corporate Strategy Innovation Chair, Technology Management
  • PhD in Management (May 25th, 2020) on the academic market
  • CV, email: alb.khairullina@gmail.com

Dissertation

"Intellectual property strategy and patent valuation"
  • In my dissertation I address the measurement problem of the value of patents from micro- and macroeconomic perspectives. I develop a bridge between the modern theoretical modeling aproaches and the real-world corporate in-house estimations via survey methods, randomized experiment and a macro model. My research sheds light on the legitimacy of theoretical assumptions in patent valuation.

Three chapters:

  1. Factor Model of Patent Valuation

    Single authored

  2. Patent Valuation: toward a direct measurement

    With Neil Thompson (MIT) and Christopher L. Tucci (Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Imperial)

  3. Ideas-Driven Endogenous Growth and Standard-Essential Patents

    With Andrei Kirilenko (Cambridge Judge Business School), Christopher L. Tucci (Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Imperial), Artem Neklyudov (former University of Lausanne and SFI)

Research Profile

Since september 2016 I have been a PhD Candidate under the supervision of Professor Christopher Tucci. I hold a Master of Sciences in Management from University of Lausanne. My research focuses on strategic aspects of intellectual property and its assessment for companies. Particularly, I am interested in patent data and innovation. I am developing an Open Innovation framework for the intellectual property management in collaboration with the intellectual property team at a multinational corporation. I participate in a joint study (randomized experiment in corporate policy) with Professor Neil Thompson from Massachusetts Institute of Technology X-Lab.

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