Intellectual Property
Identifies, protects, and transfers biomedical and biotechnological discoveries. Ensures scientific knowledge leads to impactful solutions through legal protection and licensing to companies and institutions.
Overview
How do they do it, and for what purpose?
The unit operates based on a methodology that includes:
Technological scouting, to identify early-stage technologies with potential applications.
Patentability evaluation, using internal and external specialized analysis.
Definition of protection and transfer strategies through the Intellectual Property Committee (IPC), which brings together all of FCV's know-how in science, business, regulatory affairs, and intellectual property to properly assess the potential of the technology and determine the feasibility of investing in its protection via IP rights.
Execution of IP and TT strategies, including patent applications, license negotiations, trademark registrations, creation of trade secrets, and more.
Ongoing advisory services for investigators and bioentrepreneurs on topics such as IP strategy, licensing, and technology transfer agreements.
These actions aim to maximize the impact of the science developed at FCV, promoting its practical application for the benefit of society.
Operational records
No extra operational collection is mapped for this service yet.