The World of Publications

Professor Sachin Upadhyay

Assistant professor, Nirmala College, Ujjain
 What is a Publication?

A publication is a piece of
written, printed, or
electronic content that is
shared with an audience.

Publications can be used

to inform, educate,
entertain, persuade, or
simply share a story.
 Trade Publications

Magazines: Periodicals
focusing on specific topics or
audiences (weekly, monthly,
etc.)
Newspapers: Periodicals
publishing news stories on a
regular basis (local, national,
international)

Trade journals: Publications

targeting specific industries or
professions
General Interest Publications

Books: Longer,
comprehensive works
covering a wide range of
topics (fiction & non-fiction)

Encyclopedias: Reference
works providing information
on a vast array of subjects
(general or specific)

Handbooks: Reference works

offering detailed information
on a particular subject area
 Digital Publications

Websites: Online publications offering

information on a vast array of topics

E-books: Electronic versions of books,

often downloadable and readable on
various devices

Blogs: Online platforms where

individuals or organizations share
their thoughts and perspectives
 Scholarly Publications

Journal
articles: Short, Dissertations & theses:
focused research Long research papers
papers published in written by students for
academic journals doctoral or master's
degrees

Conference
Research reports:
proceedings: Collectio
Formal documents
ns of papers presented
presenting findings
at academic
from a research study
conferences
The Power of Patents
 What is a Patent?

A patent is a legal right

granted by a
government to an
inventor for an
invention.

It grants the inventor

exclusive rights to the
invention for a limited
period of time, usually
20 years.

This exclusive right

allows the inventor to
control how the
invention is made,
used, and sold.
 Why are Patents Important?

• Incentivizing inventors to invest

Patents in research and development
• Protecting inventors'
promote intellectual property
innovation • Encouraging the disclosure of
inventions, which benefits the
by: scientific community
 Types of Patents

There are three main types of patents:

Utility patents: Protect

the way something
works or functions
(e.g., new machine,
process)

Design patents: Protect

the ornamental design
of an article (e.g., shape
or configuration of a
product)

Plant patents: Protect

new and distinct
varieties of plants
asexually reproduced
(e.g., new rose variety)
 The Patent Process

Invention
he patent process typically involves these
eps:
• Disclosure (Drawings, Descriptions)
Disclosure preparation: Documenting the invention
n detail (drawings, descriptions)
Application Filing (including
atent application filing: Submitting the application Disclosure & Fees)
o the patent office
Examination by the patent office: Examiners assess • Patent Search (by Patent Office)
he invention for novelty, non-obviousness, and
sefulness
ssuance or rejection of the patent: If all criteria are Examination by Patent Office
met, a patent is granted
atent maintenance fees: Inventors must pay fees to • Patent Issued
maintain their patent rights

Maintenance Fees (to keep patent)

 COPYRIGHT

• Covered Works:
• Literary works (books, articles, scripts)
• Musical works
Copyright • Dramatic works
is a legal • Artistic works (paintings, photographs, sculptures)
right that • Architectural works
grants the • Software and computer programs
creator of • Rights Granted:
an original • Reproduce the work
work • Prepare derivative works
exclusive • Distribute copies
rights to • Perform the work publicly
its use and • Display the work publicly
distributio • Duration: In most countries, copyright lasts for the
n. life of the author + 50-70 years after their death.
 NAAC Criteria 3: Research, Innovations and
Extension:
3.3.1 Number of research papers published per teacher in the Journals notified on UGC
CARE list during the last five years

Link to the recognition in UGC

enlistment of the Journal /Digital
Name Object Identifier (doi) number
Name of Departme of Calendar ISSN Link to Link to
Title of
the nt of the Year of num website of article /
paper
author/s teacher journ
publication ber the Journal paper /
al
abstract of Is it
the article listed in
UGC
Care list
 NAAC Criteria 3: Research, Innovations and
Extension:
3.3.2 Number of books and chapters in edited volumes/books published and papers
published in national/ international conference proceedings per teacher during last five
year.
 Sl. No.
 Name of the teacher
 Title of the book/chapters published
 Title of the paper
 Title of the proceedings of the conference
 Name of the conference
 National / International
 Calendar Year of publication
 ISBN number of the proceeding
 Affiliating Institute at the time of publication
 Name of the publisher
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