P rogram IP Sample Clauses

P rogram IP. All Intellectual Property created or developed by one or more of the Parties, Affiliates, employees or contractors during the term of this Agreement in connection with the Program through use of or modification of Halliburton Confidential Information or Halliburton Intellectual Property (“Program IP”) shall be the sole and exclusive property of Halliburton. Program IP includes all modifications by Recipient of Halliburton Confidential Information and Halliburton Intellectual Property and all computer code, algorithms, and workflows created by Recipient related to the Program and resulting from the direct modification of Halliburton Confidential Information or Halliburton Intellectual Property. Institution agrees to and does hereby assign and will procure the grant and assignment by its Affiliates, employees, students, and contractors as applicable, to Halliburton or its designee any and all intellectual property rights in the Program IP, including Works of Authorship. Student(s) agrees to and does hereby assign to Halliburton or its designee any and all intellectual property rights in the Program IP, including Works of Authorship. Institution and Student(s) acknowledge and agree that any copyrightable material created by Institution or its Affiliates or Student(s) under this Agreement will be a “work for hire” under the United States Copyright Law. Institution and Student(s) agree to sign, and Institution agrees to procure the signature of its Affiliates, employees and contractors as applicable, all lawful documents and to make all rightful oaths and declarations as may be reasonably necessary to support and evidence the ownership interests set forth in this Section 4.
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