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| Newer
Forms of Intellectual Property Protection |
|  The
first book of the Institute 'Newer Forms of Intellectual
Property Protection' was published in May 1995. This was
in fact the outcome of the workshop the Institute had organised,
sponsored by the Centre for Technology Development, Bangalore
and co-sponsored by the Associated Chambers of Commerce
and Industry and held at the Asian & Pacific Centre for
Transfer of Technology. This book contains all the papers
presented at the workshop, the statements made at the inaugural
Session as well as the questions and comments that arose
during the discussion. The book also contains the full text
of the TRIPS agreement. Complementary copies of the book
were sent to members of the Institute and the authors of
the various papers presented therein. In bringing out the
book the Department of Electronics, Government of lndia,
provided partial financial support. Several copies of the
book have been sold and some copies are .still available.
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| Curriculum
for Renewable Energy |
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book containing the proceedings of the International Workshop
on Renewable Energy Curriculum held in April 1995 was brought
out with , financial support from the Ministry of Non-conventional
Energy Source Govt. of India. Several copies were distributed
to the delegates from the participating countries. As per
the arrangements with the Ministry, over 6000 copies have
been distributed to various organisations such as: Engineering
Colleges, State Electricity Boards, leading in-house R&D
units, selected universities and IITs, and several State
and Central Government Departments.
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| Indian
Systems Of Medicines in the Treatment of Cancer |
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Institute had organised a Workshop on 'Role of Indian Systems
Medicine in the Treatment of Cancer' on 13th February 1996
at New Delhi. The Workshop had 21 papers including backgrounders,
and 4 communications. WITT compiled these papers together
with the discussion thereon.
The Proceedings have been structured session and system-wise
in order 1 afford easy location and access to a particular
system of medicine and the target paper .
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| Eco-Mark
- A Report on Current Status |
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Institute had arranged an appreciation programme on Eco-Mark.
. backgrounder prepared needed to be updated while bringing
out the proceedings. Several papers presented at the programme
were transcribe from tapes and suitably edited to include
clarifications provided to certain questions raised. The
entire documentation was reviewed and re-formatted into
appropriate (This book was released in an impressive function
held, on 24 July 2000)
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| Technology
Profiles |
The
institute had prepared technology profiles for four countries
namely kazakhstan, Philippines, Sri Lanka and Vietnam for
the Asian & Pacific centre for transfer of Technology
, New Delhi in 1995-96.
A Brochure containing the typical content of a report and
full executive summaries of the four countries were published
to define information about the studies. For report may
made with APCTT.(www.apctt.org)
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| An
Introduction to the Guiding Principles in the Decision Patent |
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need for guidance has increased enormously… ... in the near
future this will come about from the cases that will be
decided by the High Courts and the Supreme Court of India.
· Justice K T Thomas, Judge Supreme Court of India. The
book is well timed and is bound to enlighten the legal fraternity
as well as the general public
- Justice B P Jeevan Reddy, Chairman Law Commission of India
The grouping of the cases into convenient subject areas
makes the presentation not only reference friendly but also
provides an interesting continuity from chapter to chapter.
- Prof P M Bakshi, Former Member Law Commission of India.
Provides a wide range of situations from which the guiding
principles have been culled out. In a typical case …. one
may …. decide on a strategy as to how to pursue patent dispute
problems/resolution.
- Dr R A Mashelkar, Secretary DSIR & DG CSIR.
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