From 6 to 8 November, the 15th China International Patent Fair, themed "Patents Bridge Innovation, Commercialization Unlocks Value," was held at the Wuxi Taihu International Expo Centre. This year's Fair brought together nearly 400 exhibitors and featured more than 40 supporting events, presenting a spectacular intellectual property feast.
The XJTLU TISC actively organized staff to attend the Fair for learning and exchange. By participating in thematic events and visiting service institutions, the team gained advanced experience and discussed cooperation opportunities, actively expanding resources and building momentum for the XJTLU TISC.
At the thematic event on "Dissemination and Utilization of Patent Documentation Information", participants jointly explored effective approaches to removing bottlenecks in dissemination and utilization and improving service efficiency, promoting deeper integration of patent documentation with enterprise R&D scenarios. At the thematic event on "Data Intellectual Property", model contracts for data IP licensing and transfer were released, and more than ten experts delivered insightful presentations on system development, regional pilots, platform construction, and key fields such as artificial intelligence, biomedicine, and medical data, sharing and discussing practical experience across the full chain of registration, circulation, and application. At the thematic event on "Strengthening Cooperation among Technology and Innovation Support Centres", experts in intellectual property public services and representatives of outstanding TISC institutions shared their experience and practices in enhancing the capabilities of public service institutions, innovating service models, and achieving service effectiveness.
This participation provided valuable experience for the XJTLU TISC in improving its service system and connecting various service links. Going forward, the XJTLU TISC will translate what it learned at the Fair into practical service outcomes, continue to explore intellectual property service models suited to the needs of university research and regional industrial innovation, support the cultivation of high-value patents, serve industry-academia-research collaborative innovation, and better leverage the TISC platform's role in empowering innovation.
