1. Pre-research stage: Before the project is officially launched, the analysis of intellectual property rights can help the research team understand the existing intellectual property rights in related fields, avoid repeated research and improve research efficiency.
2. Stages in the research process: During the project, according to the different stages and key nodes of the research, intellectual property analysis can be carried out. For example, in laboratory research, when certain achievements are made or new technological innovations are discovered, we can analyze intellectual property rights and evaluate whether we have the conditions to apply for patents.
3. Research end stage: When the research project is finished, the intellectual property analysis can evaluate the whole research process and achievements, and judge whether it has commercial value, whether it can apply for patent protection or carry out other forms of intellectual property protection.
It should be noted that the time and content of the intellectual property analysis report should be determined in combination with the specific project situation. The specific suggestion is to consult professional intellectual property experts or lawyers in order to better protect and manage intellectual property rights.