Collaborative Research (IPR)
- 1. Presented By: Sanjeev Mishra MSB/20/150
- 2. Elements Of Collaborative Research Collaboration establishes channels for open communication where participants need to be encouraged to take opportunities for the renewal of the older systems. Engaging all partners and others where they should provide feedback and engage in self-reflection. There should be an identification of stakeholders which can serve as the feedback loop as it will help better to understand cause and effect. Collaboration also defines the clarity of roles and responsibilities. To establish a professional environment and to respect different cultures of different organizations.
- 3. • The number of collaborative research agreements is increasing rapidly. Central to these collaborations is the need to share proprietary intellectual property (IP) to meet the collaboration's objectives. • Firms face a number of predictable pitfalls as they work to achieve goals. However, these pitfalls can be overcome through an open discussion of risk and the linking of agreements to the marketplace and the technical intents of each party or individual. • Collaborations can be a frequent source of problems. This can be due to many reasons such as sharing of credit and responsibility after joining of more than two people for a common purpose. • Sometimes, collaborations do not get initiated due to unwillingness of sharing or working together. Sometimes, collaborations are often spoiled because of misunderstandings among the participants due to disagreement about what and when to publish and also due to discontent with a slow collaborator. Challenges In Industry
- 4. Challenges In Academia Research In India Individual challenges. Institutional challenges. Challenges regarding funds. Systematic challenges. Differences in research style and culture. Differences in standards of proof.
- 5. Challenges Issue With International Collaborations Issues with research performed at other sites under collaborative agreement PI must ensure meets UGA compliance requirements Restrictions to sharing data and reagents Safety Difficulty with shipping Federal guidelines re national security (“export control”)Can be big issue for students/fellows/young faculty
- 6. What Can You Do? • Develop a plan • Share findings with collaborators and pay attention to what they’re doing • Report / discuss problems as well as findings • Make collaborators aware of any important changes • Share related news and developments – stay informed too • Management