Joint Technology. The term “Joint Technology” shall mean any Technology made or developed jointly by at least one employee or consultant of Sponsor (it being understood that, for purposes of this paragraph, no TSRI employee shall be considered a consultant of Sponsor) and at least one employee of TSRI, as determined under principles of inventorship under US patent law.
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Samples: Funding and Option Agreement (Vividion Therapeutics, Inc.), Funding and Option Agreement (Vividion Therapeutics, Inc.), Funding and Option Agreement
Joint Technology. The term “Joint Technology” shall mean any Technology made or developed jointly under principles arising under the patent laws of the United States of America by at least one employee or consultant of Sponsor (it being understood that, for purposes of this paragraph, no TSRI employee shall be considered a consultant of Sponsor) that has assigned or has an obligation to assign its rights in such technology to Sponsor and at least one employee of TSRI that has assigned, or has an obligation to assign, its rights in such Technology to TSRI, as determined under principles of inventorship under US patent law.
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Samples: Research Funding and Option Agreement (aTYR PHARMA INC), Research Funding and Option Agreement (aTYR PHARMA INC)
Joint Technology. The term “"Joint Technology” " shall mean any Technology made or developed jointly by at least one employee or consultant of individuals associated with TSRI and Sponsor (it being understood that, for purposes under the terms of this paragraph, no TSRI employee shall be considered a consultant of Sponsor) and at least one employee of TSRI, as determined under principles of inventorship under US patent lawAgreement.
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Samples: Research Funding and Option Agreement (Xenetic Biosciences, Inc.)
Joint Technology. The term “Joint Technology” shall mean any Technology made or developed jointly under principles arising under the patent laws of the United States of America by at least one employee of or consultant of other person who assigns or is under duty to assign such Technology to Sponsor (it being understood that, for purposes of this paragraph, no TSRI employee shall be considered a consultant of Sponsor) and at least one employee of or other person who assigns or is under duty to assign such Technology to TSRI, as determined under principles of inventorship under US patent law.
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