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DGIST Wins Presidential Citation on the 55th Invention Day

작성자Public Relations Team  조회수1,739 등록일2020-07-01

DGIST Wins Presidential Citation, gaining the credit for making more invention-friendly environment
Recognized for operating the platform for more active technology transfer

Han Sang-cheol, Head of the Office of University-Industry Cooperation of DGIST, is receiving the presidential citation in the category of the groups with invention promotion merit at the ceremony for the 55th Invention Day.


DGIST has received the presidential citation for gaining recognition on the promotion of the invention through establishing a virtuous cycle for intellectual property creation and application. The award ceremony was held on the 55th Invention Day, which was conducted by the Korean Intellectual Property Office(KIPO) and Korea Invention Promotion Association(KIPA) on Wednesday, June 24th.

DGIST has been trying its utmost to establish the basic fundamental for the framework that can activate the invention of intellectual properties and reliable technology-transfer process through their self-invented system(DGIST Intellectual Property System, DIPS). Through DIPS, in particular, DGIST has constructed a system that enables communication between those who are interested in patent application, therefore drew enormous attention by setting a role model with regard to the handling of patent registration.

Also, DGIST launched ‘T-Market’ for technology trading, providing various supports to promote technological development in various industrial sectors. T-Market is the first online-based openmarket technology trade platform made by domestic university. It allows both users and suppliers to trade technologies much more easily earning positive reviews from many users.

Han Sang-cheol, Head of the Office of University-Industry Cooperation of DGIST said in the acceptance speech, “I am pleased that the contributions we have made for the creation and application of intellectual properties were finally recognized. We are complacent with what we have achieved but will move forward to make further efforts to spread and promote the invention culture.”