Ownership and Rights of All Intellectual Property Sample Clauses

Ownership and Rights of All Intellectual Property. 20.2.1 All intellectual property is owned by the Members who create it, except in those cases:

Ownership and Rights of All Intellectual Property. All intellectual property is owned by the Members who create it, except in those cases: where there is a written contract to the contrary between the creator, the University, a third party which assigns the ownership rights of the intellectual property to the University or the third party; or where the University provides funds, resources, and facilities to the Member beyond those required for the payment of the the University agrees that Members have complete intellectual and artistic freedom in the creation of intellectual property and the unqualified rightto disseminate by any means whatsoever the intellectual property which they own; and the Member shall grant to the University a non-exclusive, royalty free, irrevocable, indivisible, and non-transferable right to use, solely for internal, non-commercialeducational and research purposes, all intellectual property developed by Members with the use of the University's time, facilities, and resources.

Ownership and Rights of All Intellectual Property. 20.2.1 All intellectual property is owned by the Members who create it, except in those cases: where there is a written contract to the contrary between the creator, the University, and/or a third party which assigns the ownership rights of the intellectual property to the University or the third party; or where the University provides funds, resources, and facilities to the Member beyond those required for the payment of the Member’s salary and benefits, for the provision of a normal academic environment in which to work, and for the performance of a regular workload by the Member, in which case, the Member shall agree to share ownership rights to the intellectual property with the University.

Ownership and Rights of All Intellectual Property. All intellectual property is owned by the Members who create it, unless some other arrangement has been agreed to in advance for certain types of funding or by individual contract. Alternative arrangements may be made when the intellectual property is created under a contract between the University and an outside sponsor only if the sponsor insists on such an arrangement as a condition of funding and this is acceptable under prevailing University guidelines for contract research. The owners of intellectual property have the right to make all the decisions concerning the development and use of their property, including commercial use, as long as such decisions are consistent with the University’s research policy and contractual constraints that may apply in individual cases by the application of Article No creator is obliged to engage in commercial exploitation. The creator is free to publish or use other means to place the intellectual property in the public domain as an alternative to the provisions contained herein.