Intellectual Property (IP) & Technology Transfer
Protecting Innovations and Bridging the Gap Between Ideas and Industry
Skills you will gain:
The Intellectual Property (IP) & Technology Transfer program provides a comprehensive understanding of IP rights, strategies for protection, and best practices for transferring technology from research to industry. Participants will explore patenting, licensing, and commercialization processes, as well as the role of IP in fostering innovation and collaboration between academia, industry, and governments.
Aim: To equip participants with knowledge and skills in managing intellectual property (IP) and navigating the complexities of technology transfer for fostering innovation and commercialization.
Program Objectives:
- To provide participants with a strong foundation in IP law and technology transfer principles.
- To train participants in managing and protecting IP assets effectively.
- To explore strategies for licensing, commercialization, and technology valuation.
- To address challenges and opportunities in global technology transfer.
- To prepare participants for leadership roles in IP management and innovation.
What you will learn?
Week 1: Fundamentals of IP Law
- Session 1: Types of IP (Patents, Trademarks, Copyrights, Designs)
- Session 2: Indian Patent System Overview
- Session 3: Enforcement & Infringement Basics
Week 2: Licensing & Technology Transfer
- Session 1: Understanding Technology Transfer Models
- Session 2: Drafting & Negotiating Licensing Agreements
- Session 3: IP Valuation & Commercialization Strategies
Week 3: Emerging IP Disputes & Case Studies
- Session 1: Patent & Trademark Disputes in AI and Other Emerging Fields
- Session 2: Cross-Border IP Enforcement
- Session 3: Policy Trends & Best Practices
Intended For :
- Researchers and innovators in academia and industry
- Technology transfer officers and IP managers
- Legal professionals specializing in IP law
- Entrepreneurs and business leaders in innovation-driven sectors
- Students and academics in law, science, and business
Career Supporting Skills