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NPTEL: Patent Search for Engineers and Lawyers

Lecture 01: Introduction to IPR

Lecture 02: IP-Economic Rationale

Lecture 03: Patentability- Novelty- I

Lecture 04: Patentability- Novelty- II

Lecture 05: Non-Obviousness

Lecture 06: How to read a patent document- Patent Anatomy

Lecture 07: How to read a patent document

Lecture 08: Introduction to patent search

Lecture 09: Introduction to patent search (Contd.)

Lecture 10: Fundamentals of patent search

Lecture 11: Fundamentals of patent search (Contd.)

Lecture 12: Hands on Patent Search

Lecture 13: Hands on Patent Search

Lecture 14: Hands on Patent Search - Sequence Search

Lecture 15: Hands on Patent Search , emerging areas of technology

Lecture 16: Types of patent Search

Lecture 17: Types of patent Search (Contd.)

Lecture 18: Types of patent Search (Contd.)

Lecture 19: Types of patent Search, Validity Search

Lecture 20: Invalidity Search

Lecture 21: Types of Patent Search FTO

Lecture 22: Types of Patent Search

Lecture 23: Introduction to patent landscape

Lecture 24: Introduction to patent landscape (Contd.)

Lecture 25: Introduction to patent landscape (Contd.)

Lecture 26: Hands on Patent Landscape

Lecture 27: Hands on Patent Landscape (Contd.)

Lecture 28: Hands on Patent Landscape (Contd.)

Lecture 29: Hands on Patent Landscape (Contd.)

Lecture 30: Hands on Patent Landscape (Contd.)

Lecture 31: Analytical tools for Patent search and analysis

Lecture 32: Analytical tools for Patent search and analysis (Contd.)

Lecture 33: Analytical tools for Patent search and analysis (Contd.)

Lecture 34: Analytical tools for Patent search and analysis (Contd.)

Lecture 35: Analytical tools for Patent search and analysis (Contd.)

Lecture 36: Analytical tools for Patent search and analysis (Contd.)

Lecture 37: Administrative Enforcement

Lecture 38: Judicial Enforcement

Lecture 39: DOE

Lecture 40: Patent Infringement

Description:

COURSE OUTLINE: Patents are legal documents which provide the basis of an invention and the extent to which rights are covered in relation to an invention. One of the indicators for a country’s innovative ability is patenting index and patents are considered to be the highest in the innovative index. Search for patent information is undertaken for various purposes. Understanding technology trends, gaining an insight into lead technologies, forming a part of literature search before embarking on R&D, determining patentability of an invention, freedom to operate searches before product entry into market are some of the predominant reasons for patent search. The need for customised products, rapid production and global marketing necessitates scouting for technologies worldwide. Skilled patent professionals are a requirement for any successful organisation. The past decade has also witnessed the growth of IP filing from academia as well. Patent search is an important component of literature search for identification of new areas of innovation. Objectives of the course: This course will focus on providing the students/participants • To develop skills to conduct patent search and analysis • To develop practical insights into specific types of patent search • To enable understanding of the techno-legal aspects of patent search and analysis. Read more

Patent Search for Engineers and Lawyers

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#Social Sciences #Law #Patents #Intellectual Property Rights