intellectual property right

1. Intellectual Property Rights By Prof. Dipak V. Shirbhate Lecturer, Department of Production Engineering, VJTI,Matunga,Mumbai-19 www.vjti.ac.in

31. Difficulties Primarily Faced in Creation of IPR in Academic & Research Institute: 1. Lack of knowledge regarding the novelty/innovation of a research work persuade by a scholar with respect to its suitability for creation of IPR.( Patent Search)

32. 2. Absence of systematic planning and organizing of a research programme in reference to filing of patent. - To conceive the part or phases of any developmental work justifying its novelty/innovation .

33. 3. Absence of knowledge regarding the timely disclosure of invention to register the right of inventor- ship/creatorship 4. Lack of idea regarding the type of information, level of technicality and extent of experience /data that can be disclosed or made public by lecturing, publication etc. without harming the interest of the work with respect to its right for IP.

34. 5. Poor knowledge of preparation of technical and legal write-up of a work to justifying its suitability to register as IPR prior to the legal consideration. 6. Non availability of legal staff / cell in most of the academic institutes to prepare and plead the case of IPR.

35. Immediate measures to be taken : Activation of the system for Development of Awareness, Attitude and Culture for creation of IP

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