Core technology and intellectual property rights include personal rights and property rights.
Intellectual property rights include: copyright (or copyright), patent rights, exclusive rights to trademarks, discovery rights, invention rights and other rights to scientific and technological achievements. Since the right to discovery itself cannot be directly applied in industrial and agricultural production, that is, it cannot It is property in nature and many countries do not protect it as copyright and related intellectual property rights.
Intellectual property rights consist of two parts: personal rights and property rights, also known as moral rights and economic rights. The so-called personal rights are rights that are inseparable from the person who has achieved intellectual achievements, and are the legal reflection of personal relationships. For example, the author's right to sign his work, or the right to publish or modify his work, etc., are moral rights.