IP is the legal backbone of commercialization. It gives the creator (the University and the faculty) exclusive rights over their creation for a defined period, allowing us to attract investment and negotiate favorable licensing terms.
Protect novel inventions, processes, and formulations (e.g., Engineering Solutions, new Drug Formulations).
Protects the original expression of an idea, such as software code, academic books, and journal content (e.g., Computer/Coding-based Solutions, Journal Content).
Protect brands, logos, and names.
Valuable, confidential information not protected by patent but critical to commercial success (e.g., proprietary processes in Lab Testing Services).
Do you have an IP to disclose? Please fill out this short IP disclosure form and send at [email protected]
For more information and support, please feel free to get in touch with our expert team members.
Manager Innovation and Commercialization, ORIC
Assistant Manager Innovation & Commercialization, ORIC
