Common use of Confidentiality and Publication Clause in Contracts

Confidentiality and Publication. The Recipient agrees to hold and to procure the holding in strictest confidence of the Data and Cambridge’s confidential relating to the Data(“Information”). These obligations of confidentiality do not apply to Information which: was lawfully in the Recipients possession or control prior to the date of disclosure; or was in the public domain or enters into the public domain through no improper act on the Recipient’s part or on the part of any of the Recipient’s employees; or is given to the Recipient from sources independent of Cambridge; or was independently developed by the Recipient without the knowledge of the Information provided by Cambridge as evidenced by contemporaneous written records; or must be disclosed for minimum lawful compliance with court orders, regulations or statutes. . The Recipient understands that the Data are confidential. The Recipient shall keep the Data secure at the Recipient Scientist’s laboratory and ensure that no-one other than the Recipient Scientist and the employees under the direct supervision of the Recipient Scientist who have a need to have access to the Data for the purposes of the Research Programme have access to them. These obligations of confidentiality and non-use shall survive termination of this Agreement for a period of () years. The Recipient is free to publish the results of the Research Programme provided that the Recipient shall acknowledge Cambridge and/or the Originator as the source of the Data in any publication which mentions the Data. The Recipient agrees not to disclose Cambridge’s Information without seeking permission from Cambridge prior to publishing. The Recipient shall send the Originator reprints of any publications acknowledging use of the Materials.

Confidentiality and Publication. The Recipient agrees to hold and to procure the holding in strictest confidence of the Data and CambridgeXxxxxxxxx’s confidential relating to the Data(“Information”). These obligations of confidentiality do not apply to Information which: was lawfully in the Recipients possession or control prior to the date of disclosure; or was in the public domain or enters into the public domain through no improper act on the Recipient’s part or on the part of any of the Recipient’s employees; or is given to the Recipient from sources independent of Cambridge; or was independently developed by the Recipient without the knowledge of the Information provided by Cambridge as evidenced by contemporaneous written records; or must be disclosed for minimum lawful compliance with court orders, regulations or statutes. . The Recipient understands that the Data are confidential. The Recipient shall keep the Data secure at the Recipient Scientist’s laboratory and ensure that no-one other than the Recipient Scientist and the employees under the direct supervision of the Recipient Scientist who have a need to have access to the Data for the purposes of the Research Programme have access to them. These obligations of confidentiality and non-use shall survive termination of this Agreement for a period of () years. The Recipient is free to publish the results of the Research Programme provided that the Recipient shall acknowledge Cambridge and/or the Originator as the source of the Data in any publication which mentions the Data. The Recipient agrees not to disclose Cambridge’s Information without seeking permission from Cambridge prior to publishing. The Recipient shall send the Originator reprints of any publications acknowledging use of the Materials.