PATENT AND COPYRIGHTS. The Subrecipient agrees that HUD and the City retain patent rights and copyrights on any project, which involves research, development, experimental, or demonstration work.
PATENT AND COPYRIGHTS. Faculty members are encouraged to engage in research and other activities that may result in the creation of devices, books, programs, or other works in which the faculty member may obtain intellectual property rights leading to a market and profit to be obtained, as long as such does not interfere with their contractual duties. Use of the College equipment, materials and resources for this purpose must be approved in advance by the Chief Academic Officer (CAO). If a faculty member creates an original work on their own resources, the faculty member shall be considered the sole author and owner of the work, and the College shall not be entitled to any royalties or proceeds from the work. If a faculty member creates an original work and does so with substantial support provided by the College, which may include financial assistance, released time, paid leave of absence, or other incentives provided by the College, then the work will be jointly owned by the faculty member and the College. A prior written agreement must be reached between the faculty member and the College specifying the share of ownership, distribution of materials, and fair use within the College, based on the particular facts and circumstances. A "work-for-hire" is a work commissioned by the College for its use through a special contract with a faculty member. Commissioned work might include but is not limited to, instructional text, and computer programs. The College will be sole owner of the work, and the work will not be available for use without the College’s prior express written permission. ARTICLE VII
PATENT AND COPYRIGHTS. Adjunct faculty members, as members of academia, may engage in research and other activities that may result in the creation of devices, books, programs, or other works in which the adjunct faculty member may obtain intellectual property rights leading to a market and profit to be obtained, as long as such does not interfere with his/her assigned duties. Use of the College equipment, materials and resources for this purpose must be approved in advance by the Chief Academic Officer. If an adjunct faculty member creates an original work using his/her own resources, the College shall not be entitled to any royalties or proceeds from the work. A "work-for-hire" is a work commissioned by the College for its use through a special project with an adjunct faculty member. Commissioned work might include, but is not limited to, instructional text and computer programs. The College will be the sole owner of the work, and the work will not be available for use without the College’s prior express written permission.
PATENT AND COPYRIGHTS. Adjunct faculty members retain full intellectual property rights over any works prepared and published independently of the College. If substantial use of the College’s resources has been made, adjunct faculty members will share rights in the work according to the policies and guidelines as per the College’s full-time faculty collective bargaining agreement.
PATENT AND COPYRIGHTS. The Subrecipient agrees that the City retain patent rights and copyrights on any project, which involves research, development, experimental, or demonstration work.
PATENT AND COPYRIGHTS. Any faculty member who, while in the employment of the College, develops a device, machine, book, program, or telecourse, Distance Education or other media, that can be patented or copyrighted and for which there is an expected market and profit to be obtained, shall be encouraged to do such research and development, as long as such does not interfere with her/his teaching duties, and providing that any use of College equipment, materials, and resources has been approved by the Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs. In addition, the College shall not be viewed as a partner in any creative venture undertaken by a faculty member. Neither shall it be responsible for marketing or marketing costs pertaining to said creation, nor shall it be required to buy or use said creation. Extent of ownership of said creation shall be determined on the following basis:
PATENT AND COPYRIGHTS. (1) Where the supply and incorporation of the Equipment, or any component thereof, to the Work and use of such Equipment, or any component thereof, requires the installation or use of any patented, trademarked, copyrighted or other protected intellectual property (“Intellectual Property”),
PATENT AND COPYRIGHTS. Vendor warrants that the manufacture, sale, delivery, use and/or performance of the goods and/or services under this Order does not infringe any intellectual property rights, including without limitation any patent, trademark, trade secret or copyright, now or hereafter granted in any country in the world. Vendor will defend, at its own expense, any suit or claim that may be instituted against NIC or any customer of NIC for such alleged infringement, and Vendor will indemnify NIC and its customers for all costs and damages arising out of such alleged infringement.
PATENT AND COPYRIGHTS. 8.1 The Supplier shall indemnify the Purchaser against all third-party claims of infringement of patent, trademark, or industrial design rights arising from use of the Goods or any part thereof in Zanzibar. 8.2 The patent right in all drawings, documents, and other materials containing data and information furnished to the Purchaser by the Supplier herein shall remain vested in the supplier, or, if they are furnished to the Purchaser directly, or through the Supplier by any third party, including suppliers of materials, the patent right in such materials shall remain vested in such third party.
PATENT AND COPYRIGHTS. Subcontractor shall assume all liability and responsibility for all royalties, licenses, patent fees, and any other charges made in connection with the use of patented processes upon the work or in connection therewith.
