NISU - KMITT Knowledge Management Innovation Technology Transfer

Official Trademark Registration of the Office of Research and Development Services (ORDS), Northern Iloilo State University

The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) has officially granted the Certificate of Registration No. 4/2025/00520797 to the Office of the Research and Development Services (ORDS) of Northern Iloilo State University, effective October 3, 2025, valid for ten (10) years until October 3, 2035.

This registration under Class 42 affirms NISU’s commitment to fostering research excellence, innovation, and technology development across disciplines. The ORDS logo, symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge and innovation, now holds official protection under IPOPHL’s Bureau of Trademarks, marking another milestone in the University’s growing intellectual property portfolio.

This recognition reflects NISU’s dedication to strengthening its research identity and promoting a culture of innovation, creativity, and intellectual property protection in service to the community and the nation

NORTHERN ILOILO STATE UNIVERSITY
Formally Registers a New Utility Model under IPOPHL

Northern Iloilo State University proudly announces the successful registration of its new Utility Model titled “A Process of Producing Sauce for Cured Dried Fish” under the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) with Registration No. 2/2025/050438.

The utility model, developed by Ms. Madelyn R. Gumarac and Mr. Arthur B. Gumarac of NISU–Estancia Campus, was officially registered on August 8, 2025, and shall remain in force until April 24, 2032, unless otherwise canceled earlier.

This intellectual property registration demonstrates the University’s continued commitment to fostering research, innovation, and technology development that supports local industries and contributes to regional advancement. Through initiatives such as this, NISU strengthens its role as a catalyst of innovation in Northern Iloilo and beyond.

Congratulations to the inventors and the NISU academic community for this significant achievement!