office of innovation, partnerships and economic development

iped services

the office of innovation, partnerships and economic development (iped) is an intellectual property resource for faculty, staff, and 世界杯2022赛程表淘汰赛 , and an important priority for 阿根廷vs墨西哥竞猜 . we strive to encourage, support, and enhance the commercialization of intellectual property and assist its researchers in transferring knowledge and technology to those outside the university community. critical to these goals are the development and maintenance of research and business partnerships, which include industry, government, and other universities.

ellen mackay

director, innovation development
emackay@lakeheadu.ca
+1 807-343-8010ext. 8724
955 oliver road
cases building - fb 2004d
mon-fri 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

collaborate with industry

the office of innovation, partnerships and economic development (iped) office is the first point of contact for researchers, industry, and other external parties who wish to establish an industry-academic research partnership, or a research contract or agreement between university researchers and a government or non-profit organization.

about copyright

the definition of copyright is quite complicated, and depends upon the type of intellectual property to which the copyright applies. very briefly, "copyright" generally means the right to copy - it means that an owner is the only person who may copy his or her work or permit someone else to do so. it generally includes the sole right to publish, produce, reproduce and to perform a work in public. copyright does not protect mere ideas, procedures, discoveries, or facts.

protection of ip

intellectual property can be protected in several different ways, depending upon the type or form in which the ip exists. a traditional invention may be protected by a patent application; an artistic work by a copyright registration, trademark, or industrial design registration; an idea for a cool new circuit by integrated circuit topography legislation, and plant varieties by the plant breeder's legislation.

the following methods, among others, may be used when appropriate to protect ip, each of which is discussed in more detail below:

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