Commercial Licensing of Industry-Owned Intellectual Property Sample Clauses

Commercial Licensing of Industry-Owned Intellectual Property. To the extent that it is commercially feasible to do so, owning Industry Members are expected to offer commercial licenses to other Members for Industry-owned Intellectual Property Invented or first produced in whole or in part from work performed on Institute Initiated Projects, prior to offering to non-Members. However, the licensing of such Industry-owned Intellectual Property for commercial purposes is at the sole discretion of the owning Member or Members. Industry Members may exploit their Intellectual Property Invented or first produced from work performed on Institute Initiated Projects in any manner consistent with the Cooperative Agreement and their rights under federal statutes pertaining to the Intellectual Property.
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Commercial Licensing of Industry-Owned Intellectual Property. To the extent that it is commercially feasible to do so, owning Industry Members are expected to offer commercial licenses to other Members for Industry-owned Intellectual Property Invented or first produced in whole or in part from work performed on Institute Initiated Projects under the Cooperative Agreement, prior to offering to non-Members. However, the licensing of such Industry-owned Intellectual Property for commercial purposes is at the sole discretion of the owning Member or Members. Industry Members may exploit their Intellectual Property Invented or first produced from work performed on Institute Initiated Projects in any manner consistent with the Cooperative Agreement and their rights under federal statutes pertaining to the Intellectual Property. Member Initiated Projects The commercial licensing of Institute Intellectual Property Invented or first produced from work performed on Member Initiated Projects will be conducted according to the following procedures: Notices to Members: Each Institute Intellectual Property disclosure will be promptly disclosed, in writing, to all Members simultaneously by the CTO as described in section H, above. The CTO will inform Members at the time of this disclosure of Member rights to elect a commercial license as set forth below. All elections provided for below must be made in writing to the CTO and the owning Member or Members.
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Commercial Licensing of Industry-Owned Intellectual Property. To the extent that it is commercially feasible to do so, Members are expected to offer commercial licenses to Members prior to offering to non-Members. However, the licensing of Industry-owned Intellectual Property for commercial purposes is at the sole discretion of the owning Member or Members. Industry Members may exploit their Intellectual Property in any manner consistent with the Cooperative Agreement and their rights under federal statutes pertaining to the Intellectual Property.
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