University of Social Sciences and Humanities co-organized a student scientific research conference in response to World Intellectual Property Day 2023

There were 20 student scientific research reports submitted to the Conference, of which 06 reports were selected to be presented at the Conference with the latest trends on issues related to Intellectual Property under the impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The reports focused on contemporary issues of Intellectual Property with the contents mentioned including legal issues, enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in the digital environment; copyright/related rights protection on the digital transformation platform; artificial intelligence; trademark protection and geographical indications for local OCOP products; application of inventions in enhancing the commercial value of agricultural products...
The Student Scientific Research Conference on the occasion of World Intellectual Property Day 2023 has connected many students who have a love and passion for research and learning about Intellectual Property to present and exchange their research results; share perspectives and views from acquiring knowledge in the field of Intellectual Property. At the same time, the Conference is also a place to help students have the opportunity to acquire opinions on Intellectual Property, practice thinking, debating and presentation skills. In particular, responding to the theme of this year's Intellectual Property Day "Women in Intellectual Property - Promoting InnovationThe conference attracted the participation of 24 female authors out of a total of 34 authors, which also contributed to affirming the contributions of women to scientific research.

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The Organizing Committee awarded Certificates to students whose reports attended the Scientific Research Conference.