Lesson 4-5: Intellectual property rights

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Legal rights that protect the creation of the mind

Intellectual property

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What is the republic act of intellectual property?

RA 8293

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The Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines, Republic Act 8293, was enacted on?

June 06, 1997

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The Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines, Republic Act 8293 became an official law on?

January 01, 1998

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Investors have exclusive rights for 20 yrs in exchange for public disclosure of the inventions.

New, useful and non-obvious inventions are protected to prevent others from making, using or selling the inventions without permission

Patents

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Symbols, names, words and designs that identify and distinguish the source of goods or services

Trademarks

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It protects original works of authorship like literary, artistic, and musical creations. They grant the creator exclusive rights to reproduce, distribute, and display their work. Copyright protection typically lasts for the life of the author plus 70 years.

Copyrights

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These are confidential business information that provides a competitive advantage. They include formulas, processes, or designs that are not disclosed to the public. Protection lasts indefinitely as long as the information remains confidential

Trade secrets

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What are the importance of intellectual properties in Bioentrep

Attracting investments

Competitive advantage

Monetization

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Investors seek ventures with strong IP portfolios

Attracting investment

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Protects innovations by ensuring maket exclusivity

Competitive advantage

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Ligensing and royalties from IP can generate revenue

Monetization

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Determine the type of IP:

New drug formulation and genetic modification

Patents

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Determine the type of IP:

Logos and company names

Trademarks

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Determine the type of IP:

Research paper and software

Copyrights

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Determine the type of IP:

Formula and manufacturing processes

Trade secrets

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What are the 3 strategies for protecting IP in Biotechnology

Filing for patents

Maintaining trade secrets

Brand protection

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A strategy for protecting IP in Biotechnology:

Thorough and timely applications

Filing for patents

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A strategy for protecting IP in Biotechnology:

Implementing confidentiality agreements

Maintaining trade secrets

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A strategy for protecting IP in Biotechnology

Registering trademarks and monitoring for infringements

Brand protection