On May 14-15, 2026, Hanoi University of Civil Engineering, in collaboration with the Intellectual Property Office, the Hanoi Department of Science and Technology, and Truong Thanh Media Joint Stock Company, organized a training course on the topic: “Intellectual Property – An Effective Tool to Promote Innovation in Research Activities and Commercialization of Research Results” .
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Overview of the course hall
The course is organized to enhance scientific research capacity, strengthen the effectiveness of protecting, managing, and exploiting intellectual property in training and research activities; and at the same time meet the requirements of scientific and technological development, innovation, and digital transformation in accordance with the spirit of Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW dated December 22, 2024, of the Politburo.
Attending the program were Dr. Tran Nam Tu – Deputy Director of the Department of Science, Technology and Information, Ministry of Education and Training. Representatives from the Intellectual Property Office included Mr. Dao Nguyen – Deputy Director of the Patent Examination Center; Ms. Trinh Thu Hai – Deputy Director of the Research, Training and Consulting Support Center; and Dr. Le Ngoc Lam – Director of the Institute for Intellectual Property Training and Development. Representing the partner company was Mr. Trinh Van Son – General Director of Truong Thanh Media Joint Stock Company.
Representing Hanoi University of Civil Engineering were Prof. Dr. Nguyen Hoang Giang – Vice Rector of the University, along with leaders from various departments, faculties, and offices, and over 150 participants including staff, lecturers, and employees attending the course.
Speaking at the program, Professor Nguyen Hoang Giang – Vice Rector – emphasized that the goal of the activity is not only to disseminate knowledge about intellectual property, but also to promote the commercialization of the University's scientific and technological research results. This is considered an important first step to support faculty and staff in gradually registering for intellectual property protection, effectively exploiting inventions and useful solutions, and bringing research products into practice.
Prof.Dr. Nguyen Hoang Giang – Vice Principal of the school, delivered a speech at the program.
Professor Nguyen Hoang Giang shared that the university aims to build a centralized database center for intellectual property products, thereby proposing mechanisms and policies to support authors in benefiting from their own intellectual property, while also contributing to enhancing the application value of technologies developed by the university.
Representing the Intellectual Property Office, Mr. Dao Nguyen – Deputy Director of the Patent Assessment Center – emphasized that in the context of innovation and digital transformation becoming inevitable trends, equipping faculty and staff with knowledge of intellectual property is of particular importance. He also discussed the practical aspects of patent registration and protection, and important considerations in the process of building and managing intellectual property assets at higher education institutions.
Mr. Dao Nguyen – Deputy Director of the Patent Examination Center, Intellectual Property Office, spoke at the program.
One of the program's highlights is its focus on strengthening cooperation between the State, universities, and businesses to create a synchronized ecosystem for innovation. Accordingly, state management agencies play a role in developing mechanisms and policies to support innovation; universities are the creators of knowledge, technology, and research results; and businesses play the role of connecting markets, investing, and bringing scientific products into practice. The close collaboration between these three parties contributes to improving the efficiency of technology transfer, creating tangible socio-economic value, and affirming the role of Hanoi University of Civil Engineering in the national innovation ecosystem.
Dr. Le Ngoc Lam – Director of the Institute for Training and Development of Intellectual Property – presented a专题 (special topic) on “Overview of Intellectual Property Rights”.
The training program provides participants with knowledge of legal regulations, procedures for establishing intellectual property rights, and skills in registering, managing, exploiting, and commercializing intellectual property assets. It combines theory and practice, helping participants understand the role of intellectual property in research, innovation, and technological development. Participants gain practical experience in building, protecting, and developing intellectual property assets; and enhance their ability to identify, manage, and effectively exploit scientific research results, inventions, utility models, and other intellectual property products.
Delegates, along with faculty and staff of the school, took a commemorative photo.
Through this training program, Hanoi University of Civil Engineering expects to enhance the awareness and capacity of its staff and lecturers in managing, protecting, and effectively exploiting intellectual property; contributing to improving the quality of scientific research, increasing the value of research products, promoting technology transfer, and developing the university's innovation ecosystem.
Phạm Nhung – Phòng TT&TS
