Coordinator

DR. AMRAPALI JAMBHULKAR

ANNI SINGH

Members

KESHAVA NEERA

INAGANTI CHENDRAMOHAN

SHWETA RANJAN

Proem

In what seems like an attempt to boost IPR protection comes India’s first national IPR policy. The Union Government approved the New IPR Policy 2016 on May 13, 2016. Through this policy, the government aims to promote, increase awareness about and enforce Intellectual Property in India.

Aims of IPR Committee

  • Raise Awareness: It aims to enhance awareness and understanding of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) among the academic community, students, and staff.
  • Conduct workshops and seminars on IPR for faculty, students, and staff. Disseminate information through newsletters, brochures, and other communication channels.
  • Promote Research and Innovation: To foster a culture of research and innovation with a strong emphasis on protecting and commercializing intellectual property.
  • Establish a dedicated cell to support researchers in understanding and applying for patents.
  • Encourage faculty and students to actively engage in patent filing for their innovative work.
  • Create a Robust IPR Policy: To develop and implement a comprehensive Intellectual Property Rights policy that aligns with national and international standards.
  • Formulate an IPR policy committee comprising legal experts, academicians, and industry professionals.
  • Review and update the policy periodically to adapt to changing legal and technological landscapes.

Objectives of IPR Committee

  • Capacity Building: Develop and conduct training programs for faculty, researchers, and students to enhance their understanding of IPR laws and practices.
  • Increase Patent Filings: Encourage and support researchers in filing patent applications for their inventions and innovative ideas.
  • Legal Compliance: Ensure strict adherence to national and international intellectual property laws and standards in all research and innovation activities.
  • Technology Transfer and Commercialisation: Facilitate the transfer of technology from the institution to industries by actively participating in technology transfer and commercialization initiatives.
  • Monitoring and Evaluation: Establish a mechanism for monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of the IPR policy in protecting and promoting intellectual property within the institution.
  • Collaborative Initiatives: Actively participate in collaborative initiatives, conferences, and forums related to intellectual property rights to stay updated on the latest developments and best practices.