Common use of Inventions Resulting from Personal or Private Research Clause in Contracts

Inventions Resulting from Personal or Private Research. The University shall have no vested interest in inventions clearly resulting from personal or private research and developed by a person, without cost or expense to, or use of facilities, equipment or staff of the University. Such inventions may be voluntarily offered by the faculty member to the Patent and Copyright Committee for the possible securing of a patent and for subsequent developing, processing and exploitation under University aegis. If such offer is accepted by the Patent and Copyright Committee, the inventor shall assign her/his rights to WWU and shall thereafter receive SEVENTY-FIVE percent of the net profits if any (amount received by the University, less costs) derived from any exploitation of the patent.

Inventions Resulting from Personal or Private Research. The University shall have no vested interest in inventions clearly resulting from personal or private research and developed by a person, without cost or expense to, or use of facilities, equipment or staff of the University. Such inventions may be voluntarily offered by the faculty member to the Patent and Copyright Committee for the possible securing of a patent and for subsequent developing, processing and exploitation under University aegis. If such offer is accepted by the Patent and Copyright Committee, the inventor shall assign her/his rights to WWU and shall thereafter receive SEVENTY-SEVENTY- FIVE percent of the net profits if any (amount received by the University, less costs) derived from any exploitation of the patent.

Inventions Resulting from Personal or Private Research. The University shall have no vested interest in inventions clearly resulting from personal or private research and developed by a personperson on his own time, without cost or expense to, or use of facilities, equipment or staff of to the University. Such inventions may be voluntarily offered by the faculty member to the Patent and Copyright Committee for the possible securing of a patent and for subsequent developing, processing and exploitation under University aegis. If such offer is accepted by the Patent and Copyright Committee, the inventor shall assign her/his rights to WWU the University of Hawaii Research Corporation and shall thereafter receive SEVENTY-FIVE percent 75% of the net profits if any (amount received by the UniversityCorporation, less costs) derived from any exploitation of the patent.