New IP management policy to boost research commercialisation
A new Intellectual Property (IP) management policy will give more rights to researchers to commercialise their own inventions.
A new Intellectual Property (IP) management policy will give more rights to researchers to commercialise their own inventions.
To provide Minister with a proposal on the national intellectual property policy for universities and Public Research Organisations.
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Cabinet agreed to a national Intellectual Property management policy for universities and Public Research Organisations.
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Cabinet paper seeking agreement to a national Intellectual Property management policy for universities and Public Research Organisations.
pdf, 409 KBThis section is provided as a summary of how the consultation proposals reflect the prior four years of co-design, and how they address the findings of the 2018 MBIE review. The section is for your information only, so we are not seeking feedback on it.
The international firm Startup Genome has prepared a report for the Council on New Zealand's startup ecosystem.
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Members of a new Prime Minister’s Science, Innovation and Technology Advisory Council have been appointed. This council will provide advice on long-term priorities for government-funded science and innovation in New Zealand
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