Patents and utility solutions
Intellectual property filings held by BIRALAB members, covering both accepted applications and granted certificates. Group member names are shown in bold and link to their profile pages.
Why intellectual property matters for this research group
For an application-oriented strong research group, an intellectual property certificate is objective evidence that the research has reached a specific, novel and industrially applicable technical solution — not just a paper. It is also the legal basis for transferring technology to industry.
- Decision 3273/QD-DHQGHN on strong research group criteria sets a benchmark of 0.2 intellectual property certificates per staff member per year. This is a quantitative indicator, reviewed periodically.
- A certificate is a precondition for technology transfer contracts: a company needs to know whose usage rights it is buying, and within what scope.
- A filing forces the group to describe the solution in enough detail for someone else to reproduce it. That writing discipline clarifies the technology itself, not just the paperwork.
Quantitative benchmark: 0.2 certificates per staff member per year under Decision 3273/QD-DHQGHN.
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