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UK Intellectual Property Office Unveils Knowledge Asset Management Hub to Boost Research Commercialisation

New IPO resource aims to support universities and research institutions in protecting and leveraging intellectual property across the UK research sector

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The UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO) has launched the Knowledge Asset Management Hub, a comprehensive platform designed to assist universities, technology transfer offices, and research managers in identifying, protecting, and commercialising intellectual property and knowledge assets. Announced by IPO Chief Exec…
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