Intellectual Property

Overview

Intellectual property (IP) refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions, literary and artistic works, symbols, names, and designs. Intellectual property in the medical and pharmaceutical industries plays a critical role in incentivizing innovation and promoting the development of new drugs, medical devices, and treatments. Without intellectual property protections, there would be little incentive for companies to invest the substantial resources needed to bring new products to market.

Our model of sharing is through joint ownership among the partners. Each party has the right to use and commercialize the IP, as well as share in any profits generated. Where cannot use or commercialize the IP, we shall use the licensing model to grant another party a license to use or commercialize the IP in exchange for royalties or other financial compensation.

In order to contribute to advancement in scientific research, we shall use the open source model where our IPs is made freely available to the public, allowing anyone to use, modify, and distribute it without restriction, especially in areas for software or other digital technologies.

In promoting equity, we shall use the consortium model where multiple parties pool resources and expertise to develop new IP, we will share ownership and commercialization rights shared among the members of the consortium.

Our team will provide the available resources and expertise in:

• Helping your business to define appropriate type of IP that is relevant to your business.
• Legal protections for inventions (Patents), including new products, processes, and methods that protect new drugs and medical devices.
• Helping you to develop words, symbols, or designs that are used to identify and distinguish products or services (Trademarks), including drugs and medical devices.
• Helping you copyright your original works of authorship, including literary, artistic, and scientific works (Copyrights), including protecting your scientific publications and educational materials.
• Helping you protect your confidential information not generally known to the public that is used in your business (Trade secrets), this may include confidential research and development data, manufacturing processes, and marketing strategies.

Benefits to your business

We offer Intellectual property (IP) protections services essential for your business success and growth.  Our IP services include working with you to:

• Develop your patents and incentives to your innovation, registering your patent to give you a legal monopoly on your products, and allowing you to recoup the significant costs of research and development and incentivizing further innovation.
• Create a competitive-edge through your IP to provide your business with a competitive advantage, where your IP protects you from unscrupulous market players in using or selling their inventions, products, or brand names.
• Increase your revenue for businesses, as you can license or sell your IP to others for a profit.
• Build your brand recognition and loyalty through your trademarks and copyrights to increased sales and customer loyalty.
• Protect your business’s market share by preventing others from creating similar products or using similar brand names.
• Provide you with stronger negotiating position in licensing and collaboration agreements, as you can offer exclusive rights to your inventions or products.

Benefits to public health

We offer Intellectual property (IP) protections services that has several benefits to public health.  Our IP services include working with you to:

• Tap into opportunities and incentives targeting hybrid triple helix and open innovation partners to invest in the development of new drugs and treatments that can improve public health.
• Dive into quality control measurements and standards (certification procedures) to ensure that drugs and medical devices meet quality standards and are safe and effective for public use.
• Collaborate and share information in a hybrid triple helix and open innovation system allowing researchers and scientist from universities, industries and government in the development of new treatments and technologies.
• Access public and private funds for public health research through licensing or selling your IP to others, generating revenue that can be used to support public health research and initiatives.
• Protect confidential public health information, such as patient records, research data, and medical records, ensuring that this information is not misused or disclosed without permission.