Research
Patents & IPR
The Intellectual Property Management Cell, set up in 2017, helps students and faculty protect what they invent.
The Intellectual Property Management Cell was established in the year of 2017 by our chairman Dr.K.Ramakrishnan, for to promote the innovation and entrepreneurial skills among the students and also protect the inventions developed by the students and faculty members.
- To create awareness among the students, researchers and faculty members about Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) such as patents, copyrights, trademarks, industrial designs and trade secrets through workshops, seminars and training programs.
- To assist inventors in identifying patentable inventions and provide guidance for drafting, filing, prosecution and maintenance of patents and other IP applications.
- To help convert research outcomes into commercially viable products, startups, licensing opportunities and industry collaborations.
- To establish a systematic database of inventions, patents, copyrights, publications and technology disclosures generated within the institution.
- To build partnerships with industries, research organizations, incubation centers and government agencies for collaborative research and innovation activities.
- To offer basic advisory support regarding IP laws, prior-art searches, patentability analysis, patent drafting, Response to office actions and infringement related issues.