The University of Social Sciences and Humanities is co-organizing the Student Scientific Research Conference in response to World Intellectual Property Day 2023.

Twenty student research papers were submitted to the Conference, of which six were selected for presentation, focusing on the latest trends in intellectual property issues under the impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The papers centered on contemporary intellectual property issues, covering topics such as legal issues, enforcement of intellectual property rights in the digital environment; protection of copyright/related rights on digital transformation platforms; artificial intelligence; protection of trademarks and geographical indications for local OCOP products; and the application of inventions to enhance the commercial value of agricultural products.
The Student Scientific Research Conference on World Intellectual Property Day 2023 connected many students with a passion for research and learning about intellectual property to present and exchange their research results; sharing perspectives and viewpoints from acquiring knowledge in the field of intellectual property. At the same time, the conference also provided students with the opportunity to learn about intellectual property, and to hone their thinking, debating, and presentation skills. In particular, in response to this year's theme of Intellectual Property Day,Women and Intellectual Property - Driving Innovation"The conference attracted the participation of 24 female authors out of a total of 34 authors, which further affirms the contributions of women to scientific research."

Here are some photos from the conference:
 

The organizing committee presented certificates to students who submitted papers to the scientific research conference.