IPR_Plagarism_DrMallikarjunaswamy M S.pptx

Intellectual Property means the property represented by the product/process emanating from creativity of the human mind, human intellect and creative ideas. It can be an Invention, original Design, Trademarks, artistic creation etc.

1. T wo-day Workshop on Research Methodology   IPR and Plagiarism Dr. Mallikarjunaswamy M S Associate Professor Dept. of Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering Sri Jayachamarajendra College of Engineering JSS Science & Technology University, Mysuru-570006 Email: [email protected] , [email protected]

2. https://www.ipindia.gov.in/ https://search.ipindia.gov.in/DesignApplicationStatus/ https://ipindia.gov.in/publication.htm

3. Intellectual Property ( IP) Intellectual Property means the property represented by the product/process emanating from creativity of the human mind, human intellect and creative ideas. It can be an Invention, original Design, Trademarks, artistic creation etc.

4. Intellectual Property ( IP) The intellectual property is an asset and, as such, it can be bought, sold, mortgaged, licensed, exchanged or gratuitously given away like any other form of the property

5. Industrial Property Industrial property mainly consists of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks and Geographical Indications. Patents are granted for inventions Designs for creations determining the aesthetic appearance of products / articles. The trademarks indicate the origin of goods or services and also enable customers to distinguish the goods and services of one trader from those of other, whereas Geographical Indication is issued for products that originate from a specific geographical area and possess characteristics, qualities or reputation that are due to that origin Copyright relates to artistic and literary creation such as poem, novel, painting, computer software etc. In recent times, the term Intellectual Property is used to include other forms, such as, plant variety, integrated circuits etc.

6. DESIGNS IMPORTANT POINTS Design must be New or Original Design is for beautifying an article to attract consumer. Design must be applied to an article Design in finished article should appeal to eye means the design features must be noticeable in the finished article ( E.g , Detergent powder cannot be judged ) Article means any article of manufacture and any substance artificial, or partly artificial and partly natural: and includes any part of article capable of being made and sold separately

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8. TRADEMARKS BENEFITS OF TRADEMARK: COLLECTIVE MARKS: SERVICE MARKS: A Trade Mark is a word, name, logo, label etc., which indicate the origin of goods and services and enable customers to distinguish the goods and services of one trader from the goods of the other. When properly advertised, the Trade Mark becomes an effective instrument to attract the customers and acquire goodwill of the customer. A Trade Mark, through its widespread and extensive use in public, becomes popular and eventually results in acquiring an exclusive right, which can be legally enforced by the owner of the mark. Trade Mark helps the consumer to answer the question,” who makes the product or who has provided the service?” e.g. COCA COLA, SONY, TVS, etc.

9. GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATION

10. De fi ning Plagiarism When someone infringes upon another’s intellectual property rights in such a waythat it constitutes theft and fraud, it’s often referred to as “plagiarism.”

11. Examples of P lagiarism Submitting a paper written by someone else. Using words and phrases from the source text and patching them together in new sentences . Failing to acknowledge the sources of words or information. Not providing quotation marks around a direct quotation. This leads to the false assumption that the words are your own . Borrowing facts or statistics that are not common knowledge without proper acknowledgment

12. Obvious Plagiarism Less Obvious Plagiarism Turning in someone else’s paper as one’sown . Turning in a paper that was bought from a service on the Internet. Reusing a paper previously turned in for one class and then submitting the same paper or portions of it for subsequent classes without permission of the instructor (self-plagiarism). Cutting and pasting entire sections from other authors’ works into one’s own paper . Using another author’s exact words but not putting quotation marks around the quote and citing the work.

13. Less Obvious Plagiarism Failing to differentiate between common knowledge and something that needs to be cited . Failing to include complete and correct citations. Sticking too closely to another author’s words by only changing a few words around when paraphrasing. Using another author’s exact words but not putting quotation marks around the quote even if one cites the work .

14. Source Using Research to Support Scholarly Writing Copyright © 2021 by Matthew Bloom ; Christine Jones; Cameron MacElvee ; Jeffrey Sanger; and Lori Walk

15. Patents and IPR A Portable IR Thermal & Ultrasound based Diagno -Therapeutic Integrated Device for Effective Lower Back Pain Management, P Praveen, Dr. Mallikarjunaswamy M S, Dr. Chandrashekara S, Design number: 391633-001 (24-01), 01/08/2023 The Patent Office Journal, No. 39/2023 Dated 27/09/2023 (Awarded). Flexion Strain Sensor, Praveen P, Dr. Mallikarjunaswamy M S, Dr. Chandrashekara S., Design number: 382292-001 (24-02), 26/3/2023, The Patent Office Journal, No. 31/2023 Dated 01/08/2023 (Awarded). Thermal Camera for Detecting Rheumatoid Arthritis, Mahesh Kumar A S, Dr. Mallikarjunaswamy M S, Dr. Chandrashekara S, Design Number: 382293-001 (34-02), Registration date: 26/03/2023. The Patent Office Journal, No. 21/2023 Dated 24/05/2023 (Awarded).

16. Patents and IPR A Smart Device for the Detection of the Rheumatoid Arthritis using Thermal Image and Method thereof, Mahesh Kumar A S, Dr. Mallikarjunaswamy M S, Dr. Chandrashekara S, Application No. 202241046280 on 13/08/2022, Field of Invention: computer Science, The Patent Office Journal, No. 33/2022 Dated 19/08/2022 (Published). Flexion Sensor based lower back pain analysis system/model, Praveen P, Dr . Mallikarjunaswamy M S, Dr. Chandrashekara S, Application No. 202341014645 on 4/3/2023, Field of Invention: Biomedical Engineering, The Patent Office Journal No. 11/2023 Date 17/03/2023(Published). A system of imaging an object and method thereof, Dr. DeepikaYadav , Dr. Sunil Kumar D, Dr. Mallikarjunaswamy M S, Dr. Vanishri Arun , Patent application no.: 202341089879 Filing date: 29.12.2023 Applicant: JSS Medical College, Mysuru , JSS Academy of Higher Education & Research (JSS AHER)(filed)