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Patents protect inventions and grant exclusive rights to their creators. There you can find detailed information about patent applications, procedures, and related services. Explore resources to help you navigate the patent process and protect your innovations.

Trademarks encompass names, words, signatures, symbols, numbers, titles, seals, designs, graphics, images, distinctive engravings, packaging styles, shapes, colors, or color combinations. They include any sign or group of signs intended to distinguish the goods or services of a business.

Copyright grants creators exclusive rights to use and control their work, preventing unauthorized use by others. An author is the creator of a work, identified by their name unless stated otherwise. For anonymous or pseudonymous works, the publisher may represent the author. This term also includes contributors like scriptwriters and dialogue authors in visual or audio projects.

Design encompasses creations focused on the decorative or aesthetic appearance of an object. It can include three-dimensional elements like shapes or surfaces, as well as two-dimensional aspects such as graphics, lines, or colors.

An integrated circuit is a small electronic circuit created to perform a specific function. It is commonly used in electronic devices, where its components — at least one of which is active and their connections are integrated into a single piece of material. These components are arranged in a three-dimensional layout for efficient manufacturing.

Plant varieties are specific subsets within a botanical taxon, classified as one of the simplest identifiable forms. They are defined by the consistent expression of traits resulting from a single genotype or a specific set of genotypes. A plant variety is distinguished from other plant groups by these unique characteristics and its ability to reproduce while preserving these traits unchanged.