This memorandum reiterates the University’s policy on the proper use of UP’s registered trademarks, including the UP name, Oblation, and other protected marks. It reminds the UP community and external stakeholders that the use of these trademarks must comply with the 2017 UP Visual Identity Guidebook and applicable University policies, and that the appropriate trademark license must be secured from the relevant Technology Transfer and Business Development Office (TTBDO) prior to any authorized use.

The rules and regulations in implementing the Republic Act No. 8439

“Magna Carta for Scientist, Engineers, Researchers and other S&T Personnel in the Government”

AN ACT PROVIDING A MAGNA CARTA FOR SCIENTIST, ENGINEERS, RESEARCHERS AND OTHER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PERSONNEL IN THE GOVERNMENT

“Philippine Innovative Act”

AN ACT ADOPTING INNOVATION AS VITAL COMPONENT OF THE COUNTRY’S DEVELOPMENT POLICIES TO DRIVE INCLUSIVE DEVELOPMENT, PROMOTE THE GROWTH AND NATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS OF MICRO, SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES, APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES

The rules and regulations in implementing the Republic Act No. 11337

“Innovative Startup Act”

AN ACT PROVIDING BENEFITS AND PROGRAMS TO STRENGTHEN, PROMOTE AND DEVELOP THE PHILIPPINE STARTUP ECOSYSTEM

Creation of UP Diliman-UP Manila Collaborative Research Structure for Health Science Research

The UP Visual Identity Guidebook concretizes this principle of unity, particularly the University’s visual presentation through its recognizable and time-honored symbols, icons, images, and graphic design.

This policy primarily covers all research and/or creative activities, tangible research properties or outputs with or without patent or copyright protection, whether for commercial or non-commercial purpose, undertaken using any university resource and including all technology transfer arrangements.

The rules and regulations in implementing the Republic Act No. 10055