Intellectual Property Rights Cell - NAAC A Grade | Best University in Jaipur Rajasthan - SGVU

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS CELL

Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) is concerned with the protection of tangible and intangible property. It provides rewards and recognition to inventor/contributor for their research, designs, discoveries, inventions, etc.

University IPR and Research Cell was established to quest bridge between academic activities and ever-dynamic requirement of the university and industry. This interface promotes the collaboration among academicians-industrialist to develop state-of-the–art manpower for socio economic development under the present competitive global scenario. This cell is dedicated to increase the awareness and opportunities amongst young guns to provide them competent career choices. Moreover, this Cell arranges various activities like IPR awareness workshop, Industry Training program, Industrial cum research Projects, Industrial Visits, Guest Lectures, Workshop, Conferences, Seminars, Case Studies and Research Work. The cell has already filed more than 30 patents/copyrights. The IPR and Research Cell strive to fulfil the objective of making SGVU Jaipur recognized as a global leader in research and education.

The IPR and Research Cell seek to leverage the traditional strengths of SGVU and to acquire and develop new strengths. In particular, it seeks to nurture large groups of faculty working on transformational technologies that have the potential to address the societal challenges faced in India today with regard to water, energy, healthcare, housing, education, agriculture, irrigation, digitization etc. Industry and government funded research and development is a major component of this effort.

S. NO.	Designation	Faculty Name
1.	Chairperson	Pro-President (Acad.) (Nominated by the President)
2.	Member Coordinator	Dr. Sarmad Moin, Assistant Dean (IPR & Research)
3.	Members – at least one faculty member each from Basic Sciences, Engineering, Humanities, and Social Sciences	Dr. Mohd. Irfan Ali, School of Applied Sciences Ms. Niru Sharma, GVSET Mr. Nishant Saxena, Department of Electrical Engineering Ms. Kritika Rathore, SILS
4.	Two IP experts as members – one IP expert from management faculty and one IP expert from law faculty. In case of non-availability of expert faculty members from management and law faculties, external members with relevant IP expertise may be appointed as IP experts.	Dr. Swati Mishra, ISBM Mr. Priyank Kumar Verma, School of Law
5.	University Finance Officer	Mr. Ajay Tripathi, CFAO
6.	Two research scholars (preferably from engineering and science stream)	Ms. Anupriya Rana, JRF, School of Applied Sciences Mr. Jagdish, JRF, School of Applied Sciences

Roles and Responsibilities of the IPR Cell

IPR Cell shall be responsible for overseeing the implementation of all recommendations and decisions pertaining to IP management.
IPR Cell shall be the responsible authority for guiding the university with regard to material transfer agreements (MTA), and IP licensing agreements.
IPR Cell may suggest changes in the IPR Policy or new policies as and when deemed necessary.
Screening of all requests for patent applications shall be done by the IPR Cell.
IPR Cell will support the university and the researchers for negotiating technology transfer and benefit-sharing agreements.
In cases where in a researcher wants to use university owned IP for creating a start-up, the researcher may place a request before the IPR Cell, and after taking into consideration all the relevant aspects, the IPR Cell may recommend the university to allow the researcher to use the IP. The IPR Cell may also put forward its recommendations on the extent to which the researcher can use the university owned trademarks with regard to the activities of that start-up.
Whenever required, the IPR Cell shall clarify to the researchers and the university whether the research in question can be considered as research with incidental support of university, research with substantial support of the university, and/ or research with substantial support of external partners.
IPR Cell will keep proper records of all IP applications from the university.
While replying to applications under the Right to Information Act 2005 (“RTI Act”), IPR Cell may ensure that the novelty of the innovations (for the purpose of patent protection) shall not be defeated. The relevant provisions of the RTI Act may be consulted in this regard.
In cases of allegations of infringements of IPRs by any researcher of the university or any third party, the university may refer the matter to IPR Cell and seek its opinion on appropriate course of action.
In cases wherein any third party infringes upon the IPRs of university, the university may seek the opinion of IPR Cell on the appropriate action to be taken and the IPR Cell may make recommendations to the Vice Chancellor for any legal course of action.
The IPR Cell may conduct periodic audit of university IP.

Objectives

IPR Policy intends to promote an eco-system which is conducive to the development of diverse varieties of research and innovation. A balanced approach in the area of IP protection, as followed in this IPR Policy, can also play a major role in promoting start-ups by enabling equitable access to knowledge and technology resources. In this regard, the specific objectives of this IPR Policy are:

To promote more research and innovation within universities through a balanced IP management approach.
To provide more freedom and autonomy to researchers for IP creation and management, in order to create a better eco-system for innovation and entrepreneurship within the state.
To promote more collaborations between the academia and industry through better clarity on IP ownership and IP licensing.
To promote and encourage high quality research, including adoption of open science practices.
To ensure better and equitable access to results from publicly-funded research through broader dissemination of knowledge.
To ensure more optimal utilisation of results obtained from publicly-funded research through better diffusion of knowledge.
To promote bilateral and/or multilateral agreements for technology transfer mechanisms within the University.
To promote intra-academia and inter-university research collaborations.

Patents Filed by Suresh Gyan Vihar University

S. NO.	Application no.	Title	Inventors	School/Department/Center	Current Status
1	201611044403	METHOD OF INCREASING THE SOLUBILITY OF AN ANTI RETROVIRAL DRUG AIMING FOR ITS DOSE REDUCTION AND USES THEREOF	Dr. Ritu M. Gilhotra, Ms Saleha Rehman	Pharmacy	Waiting for Examination
2	201611044522	LIGHT PLUS MAZE APPARATUS FOR MEASURING THE BEHAVIOR OF ANIMALS	Dr. Ritu M. Gilhotra, Dr Gaurav Gupta	Pharmacy	Waiting for Examination
3	201611044937	A KIT FOR REMOTE MONITORING OF CUPPING THERAPY AND USES THEREOF	Dr. Rashid Hussain	GVSET	Waiting for Examination
4	201611044935	BATTERY DRIVEN SEMI-AUTOMATIC BOB MOUNTED PENETROMETER AND METHODS THEREOF	Dr Ritu M. Gilhotra, Ms Saleha Rehman	Pharmacy	Waiting for Examination
5	201611044936	METHOD OF DEVELOPING AN ENZYMATIC KIT FOR IDENTIFICATION OF SOYA PANEER	Rakesh Kumar Sharma, Dr Ritu M. Gilhotra	Pharmacy	Waiting for Examination
6	201711000293	SYNTHESIS OF METALLIC NANOPARTICLE FROM ESSENTIAL OILS OF SPICES	Dr. Gaurav Sharma, Dr. Mohammad Irfan Ali, Mr. Abhishek Raj Agarawal, Ms. Apoorva Agarwal	Applied Sciences	Waiting for Examination
7	201711000435	GLOBAL SET TOP BOX	Vipin Kumar Gupta, Dinesh Goyal	GVSET	Waiting for Examination
8	201711005800	METHOD OF DESIGNING AND ANALYZING OF TWO DIMENSIONAL PHOTONIC CRYSTAL STRUCTURE BASED WAVELENGTH DIVISION DE-MULTIPLEXER FOR CWDM APPLICATIONS	Ms Anila Dhingra, Dr K C Roy, Dr OS Lamba	GVSET	Waiting for Examination
9	201711004340	METHOD FOR SHARING AND UPDATING KEY USING WATERMARK	Dinesh Goyal	GVSET	Waiting for Examination
10	201711005804	SYSTEM FOR PROGRAMMING APPLICATION FOR LOW COST SOLUTION RUNNING MAXIMUM POWER POINT TRACKING BASED ON EIGHT BIT MICROCONTROLLER IN SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC	Pankaj Kumar	GVSET	Waiting for Examination
11	201811018066	A SYSTEM FOR PEER TO PEER CHARGING OF UBIQUITOUS DEVICES	Sandeep Bhargava, Gaurav Kr. Sharma, Dr. Dinesh Goyal, Gajanand Sharma	GVSET	Waiting for Examination
12	201811018067	ROBOTIC TROLLY WITH AUTOMATIC BILLING SECTION IN MALLS WITH HUMAN FOLLOWING SYSTEM	Payal Bansal, Dr. Mukesh Gupta	GVSET	Waiting for Examination
13	201811018234	PORTABLE MOBILE CUM MAGNETIC CARD READER OR SMART PHONE CUM POS SYSTEM	Dr. Dinesh Goyal, Gajanand Sharma, Gaurav Kr. Sharma, Sandeep Bbhargava	GVSET	Waiting for Examination
14	201811018236	AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL WATERLESS AIR COOLED SOLAR POWERED COOLER	Dr. Mukesh Kumar Gupta, Payal Bansal	GVSET	Waiting for Examination

Patents applications in process

S. NO.	Title	Inventors	School/Department/Center	Current Status
1.	Ultrasound Assisted extraction of oil from Papaya seeds (Carica papaya)	Dr. Bazilla Gayas, Dr. Manas Mathur	School of Agriculture	Application preparing
2.	Advanced newly prepared CQD for Design of early Cancer detection Equipment	Dr. R.C. Chhipa, Ms. Neetu Sharma, Bhoopendra Sharma	First Year Engineering	Application preparing
3.	Anti-Inflammatory and Anti-Arthritic Activity of Polyherbal Formulation	Dr. Guarav Gupta, Mr. Himmat Singh, Dr. Ritu Gilhotra, Dr. Santosh Kumar Singh and Dr. Anurag Mishra	Pharmacy	Application preparing

Workshop on IPR

Workshop	Title	Date	Financial Assistance Received from
One Day National Workshop	Awareness on IPR (Patent) & Innovation	16/02/2018	DST-Rajasthan 80,000/-

Report of the IPR Workshop

Workshop Hosted on “Training of Trainers”

Workshop	Title	Date	Organized By
Three Days National Workshop	Training of Trainers	19th-21st February 2018	Department of Science & Technology, Rajasthan with the support of CIPAM-DIPP, GoI

Glimpses of the hosted workshop on Training of Trainers: