Patents, one of the tangible outcomes of the research and development activities conducted at our university, represent the transformation of academic knowledge into commercializable products, processes, and technologies. Innovative ideas developed by our faculty, researchers, and students are protected by national and international patent registrations, transforming them into social and economic benefits.

Our university plays an active role in protecting intellectual property rights, supporting commercialization processes, and connecting academic inventions with industry. In this context, our Technology Transfer Office provides guidance in patent processes and institutional support to our researchers.

You can visit our open access archive to access up-to-date information on our university's registered patents, utility models, and inventions in the application phase.