Greater Noida Institute of Technology (Engineering Institute)

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Intellectual Property Rights Cell (IPRC)

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Introduction

The Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Cell is focused to recognize the importance of intellectual property by its teachers and students. The Cell encourages the creativity and innovations of its people which lead to generation of Intellectual Property (IP). The cell is committed to support and guide the students and staff in protecting their innovative and creative ideas. The cell understands the growing significance of IPR in business and research. The IP reasoning encourages innovation without fear of a competitor, who may steal the idea or take the credit for it. Therefore, the Cell conducts awareness seminars and workshops to advice and guides the students and faculty on the importance of IP and encourages the faculty members to carryout patent searches in-house. IPR workshops are organized periodically to familiarize the rights of copyrights, patents, trademarks, trade secrets and the enforcement of the rights by a court via a lawsuit. The commitment of the GNIOT (Engg. Institute) IPR Cell to encourage, protect, manage, and commercialize intellectual property generated within the college is a valuable initiative. This proactive approach not only supports innovation but also benefits both faculty and students.

Vision

Promote, encourage, and facilitate innovation and research for an Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) cell within an institution.

Mission

Create an environment that fosters innovative ideas, supports research, and facilitates resources for the development of intellectual property requires a multifaceted approach.

Objectives

  • Focus on different aspects of IPR, such as copyrights, trademarks, patents, and trade secrets.
  • Ensure that students understand the importance of IPR in their respective fields.
  • Showcase real-world examples of how IPR impacts industries and careers.
  • Establish student and faculty clubs or forums dedicated to IPR.
  • Organize regular workshop, seminar, training sessions and updates on IPR laws and regulations.
  • Establish relationships with legal experts and law firms specializing in IPR.
S.No. IPR Member Position
1. Dr. Shivani Dubey President
2. Dr. Anand Dohare Coordinator
3. Dr. Hare Ram Singh Co-Coordinator
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