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Source: Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University – Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University –
From April 17 to 25, the VI International Forum-Festival “Intellectual Property for the Future” is taking place in St. Petersburg. The opening and plenary session took place in the building of the St. Petersburg government, where more than 150 representatives of government bodies, business, science, education, and leading experts in the field of intellectual property gathered. The participants were welcomed by the First Deputy Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation Maxim Kolesnikov. He noted the growth of patent activity in the country and the involvement of science and business in the formation of an innovation-oriented economy.
The Chairperson of the Organizing Committee, General Director of NEVA-PATENT LLC Natalia Petrova reported that this year the project brought together more than 200 speakers and over 1000 participants from 61 regions of Russia and 9 countries. Natalia Borisovna also moderated the round table “Best Practices of Commercialization of Intellectual Property in Education, Science, Industry and Business” together with the Director of the Center for Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer of SPbPU, the Head of the Regional Center for Support of Technology and Innovation Ismail Kadiev.
Ismail Gadzhievich welcomed the participants of the round table, which was held at the Polytechnic, on behalf of the Vice-Rector for Research at SPbPU, Yuri Fomin. Yuri Vladimirovich recalled that intellectual property plays a key role in achieving technological leadership of the state and industrial enterprises. In his address, the Vice-Rector emphasized that the Polytechnic creates conditions for the development of the intellectual potential of young people and increasing the inventive activity of scientists.
The roundtable participants discussed the specifics of commercialization of intellectual property in universities, the risks of commercialization of intellectual property in the process of import substitution, commercialization models in the context of technological leadership in the medical industry, and other issues.
Ismail Kadiev spoke about the experience of commercializing the results of intellectual activity of SPbPU, where over the past three years, a significant increase in sales of patents and certificates of intellectual property has been achieved. Thanks to an effective marketing strategy and active work to promote patents, the university has expanded the client base of its partners interested in licensing unique technologies and developments. In 2024, the amount of funds received for the granted rights to use RIA reached 49.5 million rubles, which is 120% compared to the previous year.
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