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The numbers of participants are limited to 50; UDAIPUR AT A GLANCE NATIONAL WORKSHOP the participants will be selected on first come- Udaipur, a beautiful city of Lakes, Palaces and Foun- ON first serve basis. tains attracts large number of tourists from within PATENT DRAFTING, FILING AND PROCESSING the country and abroad. Serene in the shadows of SEPTEMBER 15 – 16 , 2016 dark green hills, three lakes- Pichhola, Fatehsagar REGISTRATION FORM and Udaisagar are shimmering jewels, from the opal surface of which rise fairy snow white palac- 1. Full Name (in block letters): es, Jagmandir and Jagniwas. The famous temple of 2. Designation: Shrinathji at Nathadawara (50 km) and Chittorgarh fort (110 km) are other places of interest. 3. Present employer and address: 4. Contact Numbers: HOW TO REACH UDAIPUR 5. E-mail & Phone No. Udaipur is connected by daily Air-Lines from 6. Sex: Delhi and Mumbai. It is also connected by Express 8. Registration fee & DD No: Trains; Chetak Express and Ahemdabad- Delhi Ex- press from Delhi Sarai Rohilla (750 km), Mumbai Date: via Ahmedabad (750 km). It is also connected to P l a c e : Indore and Ratlam by train and bus. Private luxury Signature: buses are available to & from Delhi, Ahemdabad, Last Date for Nomination: September 1, 2016 Baroda, Mumbai, Bhopal, Indore etc. SITE SEEING For more details log on to: www.ctae.ac.in/workshop.html mpuat.ac.in/ A contributory visit to places of tourist interest workshop.html shall be arranged on the demand of the partici- pants. CONVENER REGISTRATION FEE •Registration Fee for participants from Industry : Dr. S.S. Rathore Rs.1000/- Dean, CTAE, Udaipur •Registration fee for faculty: Rs. 500 ORGANIZED BY •Registration Fee for students and research TECHNICAL EDUCATION QUALITY IMPROVEMENT Dr. S M Mathur scholars: Rs. 200 PROGRAMME (TEQIP) Professor & Coordinator, TOCIC & TBIC •Registration Fee for faculty, students and research COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING CTAE, Udaipur scholars of host Institute: Nil MAHARANA PRATAP UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE Phone: 0294-4270837, 09460028535 •Registration Fee for innovators: Nil Email: [email protected] AND TECHNOLOGY, UDAIPUR (RAJASTHAN) view to create awareness on the significance of patenting game. The experts will furnish such in- Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) with special ref- patenting to the people from various sectors in the formation that is not available easily anywhere as erence to patent plays a vital role in enhancing country, College of Technology and Engineering, one –stop-shop. The main aim of this programme the socio – economic prosperity of the country. Udaipur (Rajasthan), is organizing a two day Work- is to teach every participant to do-it-him/her self The economic functioning of IPR can be thought of shop on Patent Drafting, filing and processing on to protect his/her idea or innovation by obtaining as minimization of transaction costs (search, bar- September 15th and 16th, 2016 at its own prem- patents for them. In India university faculty mem- gain, and enforcement) and the optimization of ises. The workshop is intended to impart first hand bers, research scholars and students are involved time to fruition and avoidance of duplication. The exposure of current IP practices in India and the in lot of new developments. Most of them are una- first best IPR policies are not only to minimize the focus of deliberations would be on the aspects of ware about the importance of patenting and their transaction costs and conflict of interests but they prior art search, documentation, establishing pa- ideas and innovations are killed in the campus it- provide incentives to invest on innovation which in tentability, attending office actions, claims drafting self. All are in the myth that filing a patent applica- turn maximizes wealth of a nation. Hence, it en- and interpretation, comparative IP practices, tech- tion is a very expensive affair and they have to hire hances motivation to disseminate scientific and nology transfer and much more with the following a patent attorney for this job. However, no one can technological information which in turn stimulates objectives. understand the invention better than the inventors research and development for improvement of the themselves. The main aim of this workshop is to quality of life. In India, patent applications can be OBJECTIVES make aware of the participant step by step proce- filed by a patent agent or an individual having some •To catalyze awareness about the Intellectual dure for obtaining patents in India, different types scientific and technical background to understand Property Right (IPR) among people with special of forms to be used, fee schedule etc. We are sure the invention. However, no one can understand the reference to patenting that after attending this workshop participant will invention better than the inventors themselves. •To provide an understanding of basic concepts of be able to formulate patent application themselves Document preparation requires healthy discus- IPR related terminology. with complete specifications and claims. Research sions between the inventor and agent. For inven- •To guide individual about patent drafting, formu Scholars, students will be able to protect his/her tors, a good understanding on patent writing style lation of claims and filing idea before start of their work simply by filing a can greatly facilitate the documentation process. patent. Before filing the patent application inventor must WHO SHOULD ATTEND? be sure about that the subject is eligible for patent •Professionals from Industries, Research & REGISTRATION protection, the invention has something new, the Development and Scientists. To facilitate registration, please return the duly invention is not obvious and is not easily predict- •Faculty and students from TEQIP Institutions filled in registration form along with a demand able from general consensus, and the invention •Government officials, Professors, Lecturers, draft towards the registration fee as applicable in has practical application. Students, Research scholars or innovators from favour of the Dean, CTAE, Udaipur by Sept. 1,2016. other Institutions The registration fee includes admission to all tech- Thus, there is a need to create large public aware- nical sessions, lunch, tea and delegate’s kit and a ness about the pivotal role of IPR in globalized Expected outcomes and benefits from the event: copy of the proceedings. knowledge economy with special reference to This programme is planned to help each one to patent drafting and its filing procedure. With this make him/her fully aware of all aspects of the .
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