Inovação tecnológica e propriedade intelectual: perspectivas de inserção na seara jurídico acadêmica

Abstract

Brazil in the 21st century has an opportunity to optimize scientific and economic development by encouraging the dissemination of Intellectual Property (IP) in Law courses. This incentive extends to multiple environments, from academic (research) to business. In order to do so, it is the scientific researcher's task to present the benefits of promoting IP and to plant, in the right minds, the desire for knowledge and investment in such a promising field. In this sense, the present work has the aim, among many, to portray IP in a dynamic and valuable way, to those who do not know it or wish to broaden their knowledge. Together, Economic Globalization is presented as a way of understanding IP and also as a way to accelerate national development. For this, data will be presented, using graphs and tables, that prove the veracity of the presented arguments and, additionally, give scientific vigor to the research. Based on the research, it is possible to conclude that most professionals interviewed had contact with IP in a professional / academic environment, most of them related to the lectures and disciplines taught. Additionally, just over half of the interviewees know about the role of Technological Innovation Nuclei in universities or patent registration offices, and similarly, just over half of the respondents had participated in IP-related events or Technological Innovation. In conclusion, most of the graduates interviewed have a high interest in IP, even though knowledge about the topic is low. It can be seen, therefore, that academic Brazil is a good space for IP investment.