Collaboration Results. Once each Calendar Quarter, Ginkgo will provide reports on its technical progress relating to the Development and Scale Up of Target Cannabinoids under all existing TDPs to the JSC. Such reports will include supporting documents, such as laboratory records, test results, plans, and other data that may reasonably be requested by the JSC. Any information disclosed by Ginkgo to Cronos pursuant to this Section 2.9 shall be considered Confidential Information of Ginkgo and may be used only in accordance with rights expressly granted under this Agreement. The JSC may also agree to other meetings or other conferences as deemed reasonably necessary by members of the JSC.
Collaboration Results. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, (a) Arrowhead will own all Arrowhead Collaboration Results, (b) Amgen will own all Amgen Collaboration Results, and (c) each Party will jointly own all Joint Collaboration Results. Except as otherwise provided in this Agreement, each Party shall have the right to use and exploit the Joint Collaboration Results for any purpose without the duty of accounting or seeking consent from the other Party. Each Party shall notify the other Party promptly after developing any Collaboration Results of which the other Party is the owner. Each Party shall assign and hereby assigns to the other Party its entire right, title and interest in and to the Collaboration Results and all intellectual property rights therein as needed to implement the ownership of the Collaboration Results in accordance with the provisions of this Section 2.7.
Collaboration Results. Arrowhead shall not publicly disclose any Collaboration Results without the express written consent of Amgen, which consent may be granted or withheld in Amgen’s sole discretion.
Collaboration Results. During the Research Term, for each Collaboration Target, Molecular Partners shall not publicly disclose any Collaboration Results related directly to AGN DARPin Domains or Product Candidates for such Collaboration Target, provided that the foregoing shall not apply to any MP DARPin Domains, any AGN DARPin Domains that are replaced, or any Collaboration Results related to AGN DARPin Domains or Product Candidates for Collaboration Targets that are replaced (and are no longer Collaboration Targets). During
Collaboration Results. Subject to the option rights of Bracco with regard to the Other Therapeutic Field as set forth in Section 4.3, Bracco grants to Dyax an exclusive worldwide license, with the right to sublicense, to the Collaboration Results generated by Bracco for all uses outside of the Collaboration Field. Should Dyax obtain rights with regard to any Dyax Lead in the Diagnostic Imaging Field pursuant to Section 5.2 or to any Dyax Lead or Collaboration Lead in the Collaboration Field pursuant Section 5.3, Dyax shall have an exclusive worldwide license, with the right to sublicense, to the specific Collaboration Results pertaining to the applicable Collaboration Lead and a nonexclusive worldwide license, with the right to sublicense, to use the generally useful Collaboration Results in connection therewith. Dyax's rights to the Collaboration Lead and the Collaboration Results in the Collaboration Field shall be subject to the diligence requirements of Section 5.5.
Collaboration Results. Tango shall maintain, and shall cause its Affiliates and their respective employees and permitted subcontractors to maintain, records regarding its or their conduct of activities under the Research Collaboration, which may be in the form of electronic lab notebooks that are segregated from other activities not performed under this Agreement, for so long as necessary after the applicable activity to comply with Applicable Laws or to support the prosecution, maintenance and enforcement of intellectual property rights (including Patent Rights) in accordance with Article 8, and as necessary in order to comply with its obligations under this Agreement, regarding its conduct of the Research Collaboration, but in no event less than [***]. Such records shall be maintained in sufficient detail and in good scientific manner appropriate for patent and regulatory purposes (and as otherwise necessary to comply with its obligations under this Agreement) and shall reflect the work done by or on behalf of Tango in the performance of the Research Collaboration, including all Collaboration Results. During such record retention period, Gilead shall have the right, during normal business hours and upon reasonable notice not more than [***], to inspect and copy Collaboration Results.
Collaboration Results. The Vermont PCO and OMH coordinate closely in efforts to further meet the needs of both of these specific populations. To address the migrant farmworker population’s needs the PCO and OMH have worked with the Bi-State Primary Care Association and several FQHCs to create the Vermont Farm Health Connection, which conducts health outreach and screenings to migrant dairy farmworkers in several counties. Vermont dairies are large, highly mechanized operations. Migrant workers typically reside on the grounds of these farms and work as many as 70 hours in a six-day workweek. This leaves limited time for seeking access to needed health services. The Vermont Farm Health Connection is supported in part by a grant from the federal Office of Rural Health Policy. It provides work safety, nutrition education, and basic health education to farmworkers, many of whom come from rural farming communities in Mexico. Additionally, the PCO and OMH have coordinated with the University of Vermont to establish health outreach to seasonal farmworkers in the state’s fruit and apple orchards. This effort provides primary care, health education, and screening services to migrant farmworkers. Staff with Spanish-language skills provide the services. This effort supplements the work of FQHCs, which do not currently have the capacity to provide these targeted services. To focus on the needs of the diverse immigrant populations the PCO and OMH have worked with Vermont’s Comprehensive Cancer Control program to arrange breast and cervical cancer screening services for immigrant women in the Burlington area. As part of this effort, an FQHC conducts community outreach to immigrant women between ages 40-65 from 12 different cultural and language groups. Promotoras—lay Hispanic or Latino community members who have received training to provide basic health education in their communities—who are familiar with the different groups conduct outreach and education activities. Where necessary, call-in translation services are utilized. Women participating in the program return repeatedly for the FQHC’s services. Although they both have limited resources, the Vermont PCO and OMH, have been able to meet the health needs of migrant workers, refugees, and immigrants in the state by working with external partners. This is a successful model for smaller states with relatively small budgets.
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