University holds video conference

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Chandigarh, May 10

Desh Bhagat University IEDC Patent, being the nodal centre for the Punjab State Council for Science and Technology (PSCST), in collaboration with the PHDCCI (Amritsar), MSME (Ludhiana), PSCST (Chandigarh), and the CSIR-CSIO (Chandigarh), organised a video conference on the themes such as “IP & SMEs: Taking your Ideas to Market – How to Protect and Commercialise you’re Ideas”, “Accelerating Entrepreneurship with Intellectual Property (IP)” and “Management of Academic Intellectual Property” to celebrate IPR week.

Dr Sandeep Singhai, Principal Scientist & IPR Coordinator, CSIR-CSIO (Chandigarh), was the resource person along with Divya Kaushik, Scientist, Patent Information Centre and Technology Innovation Support Centre, PSCST; Kundan Lal, Assistant Director, MSME Development Institute (Ludhiana), and others.

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