CIMAC Data and Results Sample Clauses

CIMAC Data and Results. (a) The CIMAC Data will be accessible through the CIDC and available for use by the Provider and the CIMACs that generated the data from the Human Material for the performance of the Research Project or by a CIMAC/CIDC approved by NCI to perform Cross-Trial Analysis. (b) Each Recipient CIMAC will transfer the CIMAC Data it generates from the Human Material as well as all Results to CIDC promptly after such CIMAC Data or Results are available. (c) CIDC will be responsible for notifying Provider of the availability of the CIMAC Data and Results from the Recipient CIMACs in the CIDC. (d) After all RCDE have been provided to CIDC, Provider will, through the CIDC, have access to the available CIMAC Data generated by the Recipient CIMAC(s) from the Human Material, and to the Results generated. (e) The Recipient CIMACs will have full access to and use of the CIMAC Data and Results, in accordance with this Agreement. Provider will have use of the Results and the CIMAC Data generated from the Human Material without accounting to the other Party(ies) after the expiration of the Exclusivity Period and in compliance with the Sections on Publication and Authorship of this Agreement. Recipients will at all times retain rights to use Results and the CIMAC Data for all purposes in accordance with this Agreement. (f) The Recipient CIMAC will solely own all CIMAC Data that it generates that is not specifically related to a Research Project (for example, improvements to assays that are not directly related to specific Human Material). Each Recipient CIMAC will have full rights to use the CIMAC Data that it generates that is not specifically related to the Research Project or use of the Human Material (for example, improvements to assays that are not directly related to specific Human Material). (g) CIDC will transfer Clinical Data, Results, and CIMAC Data to NCI promptly after each data set is complete, but no later than at the time of publication, or, if no publication, then twelve (12) months from the completion of the relevant data set. (h) The Parties understand that, after the Exclusivity Period and consistent with all NCI and NIH data sharing and public access policies, the CIMAC Data, Clinical Data, and Results provided to the NCI from the CIDC will be made available in controlled-access data archives or data commons for sharing with approved requestors from the general research community.
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CIMAC Data and Results. (a) Each Recipient CIMAC will transfer the CIMAC Data they generate from the Human Material as well as all Results to CIDC as soon as the data are available. (b) CIDC will be responsible for notifying Provider of the availability of the CIMAC Data and Results in the CIDC. (c) After all RCDE have been provided to CIDC, Provider will have access to and use of the CIMAC Data as well as the Results generated from the Human Material through the CIDC. Provider and Recipient will jointly own all rights, title, and interest in and to all such CIMAC Data and Results. Each Party may use such CIMAC Data and Results without accounting to the other Party. (d) Each Recipient will own the data they generate that is not related to the Research Project.
CIMAC Data and Results. Each Recipient CIMAC will transfer the CIMAC Data they generate from the Human Material as well as all Results to CIDC as soon as the data are available. CIDC will be responsible for notifying Provider of the availability of the CIMAC Data and Results in the CIDC. After all RCDE have been provided to CIDC, Provider will have access to and use of the CIMAC Data as well as the Results generated from the Human Material through the CIDC. Provider and Recipient will jointly own all rights, title, and interest in and to all such CIMAC Data and Results. Each Recipient will own the data they generate that is not related to the Research Project.

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