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A specialized session on intellectual property in Rehabilitation Sciences
The session discussed the importance of intellectual property and its role in fostering innovation and a sustainable economy.
According to a report from the university's news website, this specialized session was organized by the Office of Intellectual Property at the University of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences, with contributions from Dr. Saeed Fattorehchi, the Director of Educational Affairs and Graduate Studies, Dr. Farhad Tabatabai Qomsheh, the Director of Health Technology Development, as well as technology experts from the university and master's degree students in the occupational therapy program.
Dr. Tabatabai provided insights into the significance of intellectual property and how to generate ideas using the Patentscope database. He emphasized the necessity of being familiar with intellectual property, particularly in technology and innovation, for today’s academic community.
Alireza Salmani, an expert from the Office of Intellectual Property, discussed the fundamentals of intellectual property, its role in developing a sustainable economy, and the technological trends related to inventions in the field of rehabilitation, especially occupational therapy. Technology experts also responded to student questions on the topic.
Given the growing importance of protecting intellectual property rights in a knowledge-based economy and in commercializing products, intellectual property centers have been established as some of the most valuable intellectual assets in universities and research institutions. With effective management, universities can create value and utilize research to generate wealth.
The University’s Office of Intellectual Property, as an institution, aims to strengthen the technology sector of the Research Vice Presidency by organizing sessions and promoting a culture of intellectual property and innovation.
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