Common use of Dissemination Clause in Contracts

Dissemination. 14.1. If a Partner wishes to disseminate information relating to the Foreground Intellectual Property, it shall give the other Partners (via the Project Management Team) no less than thirty (30) days prior written notice of any such publication, during which time any objection to the publication must be raised. Where no objection is made during said period, this shall be deemed an approval of the dissemination activity. However, if an objection is made and upheld, the publishing Partner shall: 14.1.1. extend the thirty (30) day review period and delay the proposed publication for a period of no more than ninety (90) days; and/or 14.1.2. modify the publication as requested for scientific, patent reasons or the taking of such measures as another Partner deems appropriate to establish and preserve its proprietary rights in the information in the material being submitted for publication or presentation. 14.2. For the avoidance of doubt, the other Partners may not publish or communicate the Foreground Intellectual Property without the prior written approval of the Project Management Team, except to their Sub-contractors, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld. 14.3. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as conferring rights to use in advertising, publicity or otherwise the name of any of the Partners or any of their logos or trademarks without that Partner’s prior written approval. 14.4. Unless the NC3Rs requests otherwise, any publication or dissemination activity that shall arise from work that has received at least 20% of its funding from the Project shall include: (a) the NC3Rs and CRACK IT Challenge logos where appropriate; and (b) a statement specifying that the Foreground Intellectual Property in question was made with the assistance of financial support from the NC3Rs with reference to the Agreement Number. This statement shall also appear on any patent application or patent issued on Foreground Intellectual Property of the Project. 14.5. Details of any publication and an electronic copy of the published version must be provided to the NC3Rs within two (2) months following publication, said information to be provided by the Chair of the Project Management Team, and the publishing Partner shall procure that the NC3Rs shall have the right to publicise said publication on their own website. 14.6. All Foreground Intellectual Property must be disseminated to all other Partners within one (1) year of the expiry of the Project provided this does not jeopardise or interfere with the confidentiality of any associated Background Intellectual Property or pending Intellectual Property rights on such Background Intellectual Property or Foreground Intellectual Property, and to the extent such dissemination or publication is not an infringement of another Party’s Confidential Information. If the Partners do not disseminate within such time period without good reason (e.g. patent application filings still pending), the NC3Rs has the right to disseminate such Foreground Intellectual Property in a manner consistent with the Agreement and taking into account the above limitations related to Background Intellectual Property Intellectual Property rights and confidentiality terms.

Dissemination. 14.1. If a Partner wishes to disseminate information relating to the Foreground Intellectual Property, it shall give the other Partners (via the Project Management Team) no less than thirty (30) days prior written notice of any such publication, during which time any objection to the publication must be raised. Where no objection is made during said period, this shall be deemed an approval of the dissemination activity. However, if an objection is made and upheld, the publishing Partner shall: 14.1.1. extend the thirty (30) day review period and delay the proposed publication for a period of no more than ninety (90) days; and/or 14.1.2. modify the publication as requested for scientific, patent reasons or the taking of such measures as another Partner deems appropriate to establish and preserve its proprietary rights in the information in the material being submitted for publication or presentation. 14.2. For the avoidance of doubt, the other Partners may not publish or communicate the Foreground Intellectual Property without the prior written approval of the Project Management Team, except to their Sub-contractors, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld. 14.3. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as conferring rights to use in advertising, publicity or otherwise the name of any of the Partners or any of their logos or trademarks without that Partner’s prior written approval. 14.4. Unless the NC3Rs requests otherwise, any publication or dissemination activity that shall arise from work that has received at least 20% of its funding from the Project shall include: (a) the NC3Rs and CRACK IT Challenge logos where appropriate; and (b) a statement specifying that the Foreground Intellectual Property in question was made with the assistance of financial support from the NC3Rs with reference to the Agreement Number. This statement shall also appear on any patent application or patent issued on Foreground Intellectual Property of the Project. 14.5. Details of any publication and an electronic copy of the published version must be provided to the NC3Rs within two (2) months following publication, said information to be provided by the Chair of the Project Management Team, and the publishing Partner shall procure that the NC3Rs shall have the right to publicise said publication on their own website. 14.6. All Foreground Intellectual Property must be disseminated to all other Partners within one (1) year of the expiry of the Project provided this does not jeopardise or interfere with the confidentiality of any associated Background Intellectual Property or pending Intellectual Property rights on such Background Intellectual Property or Foreground Intellectual Property, and to the extent such dissemination or publication is not an infringement of another Party’s Confidential Information. If the Partners do not disseminate within such time period without good reason (e.g. patent application filings still pending), the NC3Rs has the right to disseminate such Foreground Intellectual Property in a manner consistent with the Agreement and taking into account the above limitations related to Background Intellectual Property Intellectual Property rights and confidentiality terms.

Dissemination. 14.1. If a Partner wishes to disseminate information relating to the Foreground Intellectual PropertyForeground, it shall give the other Partners (via the Project Management Team) no less than thirty (30) days prior written notice of any such publicationPublication, during which time any objection to the publication must be raised. Where no objection is made during said period, this shall be deemed an approval of the dissemination activity. However, if an objection is made and upheld, the publishing Partner shall: 14.1.1. extend the thirty (30) day review period and delay the proposed publication for a period of no more than ninety (90) days; and/or 14.1.2. modify the publication as requested for scientific, patent reasons or the taking of such measures as another Partner deems appropriate to establish and preserve its proprietary rights in the information in the material being submitted for publication or presentation. 14.2. For the avoidance of doubt, the other Partners may not publish or communicate the Foreground Intellectual Property without the prior written approval of the Project Management Team, except to their Subsub-contractors, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld. 14.3. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as conferring rights to use in advertising, publicity or otherwise the name of any of the Partners or any of their logos or trademarks without that Partner’s prior written approval. 14.4. Unless the NC3Rs requests otherwise, any publication or dissemination activity that shall arise from work that has received at least 20% of its funding finding from the Project shall include: (a) the NC3Rs and CRACK IT Challenge logos where appropriate; and (b) a statement specifying that the Foreground Intellectual Property in question was made with the assistance of financial support from the NC3Rs with reference to the Agreement Number. This statement shall also appear on any patent application or patent issued on Foreground Intellectual Property of the Project. 14.5. Details of any publication and an electronic copy of the published version must be provided to the NC3Rs NC3Rs, who shall have the right to publicize said publication on their own website, within two (2) months following publication, said information to be provided by the Chair of the Project Management Team, and the publishing Partner shall procure that the NC3Rs shall have the right to publicise said publication on their own website. 14.6. All Foreground Intellectual Property must be disseminated to all other Partners within one (1) year of the expiry of the Project provided this does not jeopardise jeopardize or interfere with the confidentiality of any associated Background Intellectual Property or pending Intellectual Property intellectual property rights on such Background Intellectual Property or Foreground Intellectual PropertyBackground, and to the extent such dissemination or publication is not an infringement of another Party’s Confidential Information. If the Partners do not disseminate within such time period without good reason (e.g. patent application filings still pending), the NC3Rs has the right to disseminate such Foreground Intellectual Property in a manner consistent with the Agreement and taking into account the above limitations related to Background Intellectual Property Intellectual Property intellectual property rights and confidentiality terms.

Dissemination. 14.1. If a Partner wishes to disseminate information relating to the Foreground Intellectual PropertyForeground, it shall give the other Partners (via the Project Management Team) no less than thirty (30) days prior written notice of any such publicationPublication, during which time any objection to the publication must be raised. Where no objection is made during said period, this shall be deemed an approval of the dissemination activity. However, if an objection is made and upheld, the publishing Partner shall: 14.1.1. extend the thirty (30) day review period and delay the proposed publication for a period of no more than ninety (90) days; and/or 14.1.2. modify the publication as requested for scientific, patent reasons or the taking of such measures as another Partner deems appropriate to establish and preserve its proprietary rights in the information in the material being submitted for publication or presentation. 14.2. For the avoidance of doubt, the other Partners may not publish or communicate the Foreground Intellectual Property without the prior written approval of the Project Management Team, except to their Subsub-contractors, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld. 14.3. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as conferring rights to use in advertising, publicity or otherwise the name of any of the Partners or any of their logos or trademarks without that Partner’s prior written approval. 14.4. Unless the NC3Rs requests otherwise, any publication or dissemination activity that shall arise from work that has received at least 20% of its funding finding from the Project shall include: (a) the NC3Rs and CRACK IT Challenge logos where appropriate; and (b) a statement specifying that the Foreground Intellectual Property in question was made with the assistance of financial support from the NC3Rs with reference to the Agreement Number. This statement shall also appear on any patent application or patent issued on Foreground Intellectual Property of the Project. 14.5. Details of any publication and an electronic copy of the published version must be provided to the NC3Rs NC3Rs, who shall have the right to publicize said publication on their own website, within two (2) months following publication, said information to be provided by the Chair of the Project Management Team, and the publishing Partner shall procure that the NC3Rs shall have the right to publicise said publication on their own website. 14.6. All Foreground Intellectual Property must be disseminated to all other Partners within one (1) year of the expiry of the Project provided this does not jeopardise jeopardize or interfere with the confidentiality of any associated Background Intellectual Property or pending Intellectual Property intellectual property rights on such Background Intellectual Property or Foreground Intellectual PropertyBackground, and to the extent such dissemination or publication is not an infringement of another Party’s Confidential Information. If the Partners do not disseminate within such time period without good reason (e.g. patent application filings still pending), the NC3Rs has the right to disseminate such Foreground Intellectual Property in a manner consistent with the Agreement and taking into account the above limitations related to Background Intellectual Property Intellectual Property rights and confidentiality terms.without

Dissemination. 14.1. If a Partner wishes to disseminate information relating to the Foreground Intellectual Property, it shall give the other Partners (via the Project Management Team) no less than thirty (30) days prior written notice of any such publication, during which time any objection to the publication must be raised. Where no objection is made during said period, this shall be deemed an approval of the dissemination activity. However, if an objection is made and upheld, the publishing Partner shall:the 14.1.1. extend the thirty (30) day review period and delay the proposed publication for a period of no more than ninety (90) days; and/or 14.1.2. modify the publication as requested for scientific, patent reasons or the taking of such measures as another Partner deems appropriate to establish and preserve its proprietary rights in the information in the material being submitted for publication or presentation. 14.2. For the avoidance of doubt, the other Partners may not publish or communicate the Foreground Intellectual Property without the prior written approval of the Project Management Team, except to their Sub-contractors, such approval not to be unreasonably withheld. 14.3. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as conferring rights to use in advertising, publicity or otherwise the name of any of the Partners or any of their logos or trademarks without that Partner’s prior written approval. 14.4. Unless the NC3Rs requests otherwise, any publication or dissemination activity that shall arise from work that has received at least 20% of its funding from the Project shall include: (a) the NC3Rs and CRACK IT Challenge logos where appropriate; and (b) a statement specifying that the Foreground Intellectual Property in question was made with the assistance of financial support from the NC3Rs with reference to the Agreement Number. This statement shall also appear on any patent application or patent issued on Foreground Intellectual Property of the Project. 14.5. Details of any publication and an electronic copy of the published version must be provided to the NC3Rs within two (2) months following publication, said information to be provided by the Chair of the Project Management Team, and the publishing Partner shall procure that the NC3Rs shall have the right to publicise said publication on their own website. 14.6. All Foreground Intellectual Property must be disseminated to all other Partners within one (1) year of the expiry of the Project provided this does not jeopardise or interfere with the confidentiality of any associated Background Intellectual Property or pending Intellectual Property rights on such Background Intellectual Property or Foreground Intellectual Property, and to the extent such dissemination or publication is not an infringement of another Party’s Confidential Information. If the Partners do not disseminate within such time period without good reason (e.g. patent application filings still pending), the NC3Rs has the right to disseminate such Foreground Intellectual Property in a manner consistent with the Agreement and taking into account the above limitations related to Background Intellectual Property Intellectual Property rights and confidentiality terms.