Common use of Patent and Intellectual Property Rights Clause in Contracts

Patent and Intellectual Property Rights. The Research Organization shall retain ownership in any intellectual property to which it has title prior to this agreement. Likewise, AISC shall retain ownership in any intellectual property to which it has title prior to this agreement. AISC’s goal with this project is to advance the state of the art of structural steel design and construction. AISC does not anticipate development of patentable inventions as a part of this project. AISC will maintain results of the research for academic, standards development, and industry use, and distribute the report to the public on receipt of proper request and free of charge or for a handling fee. Research Organization Inventions. Concepts and inventions developed by the Research Organization or its employees, other than those anticipated in an AISC Request for Proposal or necessary to the results in the specific scope of this agreement are considered Research Organization Inventions. The Research Organization shall have the initial option to retain title to each invention made by its employees and to obtain patents therein. The Research Organization shall notify AISC prior to filing and shall have the right to timely file patent applications on such inventions at its own expense. AISC shall have the option to negotiate a license on any such inventions.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Research Agreement, www.aisc.org, www.aisc.org

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