The Centre for IP Studies, Research and Extension engages in cutting-edge research across various domains of intellectual property rights. The focus areas include:
Area of Research
The Centre focuses on diverse and evolving areas of Intellectual Property Rights, including but not limited to:
Patent Law and Innovation Policy – Exploring the relationship between technological advancements and legal frameworks.
Copyright and Digital Media – Addressing challenges in digital content creation and media distribution.
Trademark and Branding – Studying the role of trademarks in commercial success and consumer protection.
Traditional Knowledge and Cultural Expressions – Advocating for the protection of indigenous heritage and folk art.
IP and Competition Law – Analysing the intersection of IP rights and market competition.
IP in Emerging Technologies – Examining the implications of AI, blockchain, and biotechnology on IP regimes.
IP Enforcement and Dispute Resolution – Developing strategies for robust enforcement and alternative dispute resolution mechanisms.
Publication
The Centre contributes to the academic and professional discourse on IPR through:
Research Articles – Publishing peer-reviewed papers in leading national and international journals.
Policy Briefs – Providing actionable insights for policymakers and stakeholders.
Books and Edited Volumes – Producing comprehensive works on specialized IP themes.
Annual Reports – Documenting activities, achievements, and key developments in IP law.
Newsletter – Disseminating updates on IP trends, events, and research outputs.
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