Kurukshetra University adds five patents to list

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Kurukshetra, March 13

Kurukshetra University (KU) announced they were awarded five new patents this year. With five new patents, the university has now has 17 patents.

Vice-Chancellor Som Nath Sachdeva said Professor of Innovations and Patents Ramesh Mehta was a major contributor. The VC said Dr Mehta volunteered his expertise and guidance and aided them in filing for patents.

Dean Research and Development Dinesh Ganotra said: “With a total of 63 patents filed and 43 published to date, the university continues to make significant contributions to various fields of science and technology.”

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