About
Intellectual property rights are crucial in fostering innovation, creativity, and economic growth. They provide creators and innovators with the assurance that their efforts will be protected, encouraging them to invest in research and development and bring their ideas to the market.
Intellectual Property (IP) plays a significant role in providing a competitive edge to an organization. The intangible assets of an organization – such as knowhow, inventions, brands, designs and other creative and innovative products – are, in present times, more valuable than its physical assets.
With this backdrop, Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) cell seeks to provide guidance to academic and non-academic staff, students, scholars, and outside agencies alike on the practices and rules of the University regarding IPR and related obligations (which include the nature of IP, its ownership, exploitation, technology-transfer, and confidentiality requirements).
With the initiative to fulfil the commitment of the University towards promoting academic freedom and providing a conducive environment for research and development.
About
Intellectual property rights are crucial in fostering innovation, creativity, and economic growth. They provide creators and innovators with the assurance that their efforts will be protected, encouraging them to invest in research and development and bring their ideas to the market.
Intellectual Property (IP) plays a significant role in providing a competitive edge to an organization. The intangible assets of an organization – such as knowhow, inventions, brands, designs and other creative and innovative products – are, in present times, more valuable than its physical assets.
With this backdrop, Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) cell seeks to provide guidance to academic and non-academic staff, students, scholars, and outside agencies alike on the practices and rules of the University regarding IPR and related obligations (which include the nature of IP, its ownership, exploitation, technology-transfer, and confidentiality requirements).
With the initiative to fulfil the commitment of the University towards promoting academic freedom and providing a conducive environment for research and development.