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More than 90 Percent Support of Inventors; 100 Iranian Inventions Became International
  • Jun 24 2020 - 14:55
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More than 90 Percent Support of Inventors; 100 Iranian Inventions Became International

100 inventions of the foreign invention registration office have been registered with the support of the patent office of the Vice-Presidency for science and technology affairs to take an effective step toward the support of technological products.

The office has facilitated the process of registering inventions in foreign patent registration offices by supporting inventors. The office’s cooperation has accelerated the pace of invention registration. On the other hand, patent registrations are funded by the office, and inventors can benefit from 90% support of the office to make their patents international. In addition, inventors can use 50% support in registration of their second invention.

Failure to disclose valuable research results from research companies or student dissertations in the form of articles and contributing to the commercialization of research achievements of researchers and scientific and industrial elites should be considered as the benefits of patent registration.

By focusing on educational topics in the area of intellectual properties, the office has aimed to involve more inventors in this field and increase patent registration. The production of intellectual property wealth and the creation of a patent market and income from them are also pursued at the office.

However, the patent office has expanded patent registration market in the current year and has registered patents in Canada, the European Nation and China in addition to the US.

A report by the public relations and information center of the Vice-Presidency for science and technology affairs

 

  • News group : NEWS,Communication & Information Center,Knowledge-based Institutions & Companies Center,Deputy for Technology Innovation & Commercialization Develop,International Affairs & Technological Exchange Center
  • News code : 68247
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