Common use of Publication and Announcements Clause in Contracts

Publication and Announcements. 11.1 Subject to the provisions of Clauses 10 and 13 no Party shall disclose or publish information or Resulting IPR for the duration of the Project and for 3 (three) years thereafter without the consent of all the other Parties, such consent, subject to Clause 11.2, not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed. Notwithstanding the foregoing, any academic Parties shall be permitted to publish the Results of the Project which they have undertaken in accordance with normal academic practice, subject always to the provisions of Clauses 10 and 13, and providing such disclosure does not jeopardise any application for Resulting IPR protection by any Party or the successful exploitation of Resulting IPR. Request for such consent must be submitted together with the material proposed for publication to the Project Lead. If any Party can reasonably demonstrate that such a disclosure contains material that would prejudice the value of any Background IPR and/or Resulting IPR, that Party shall inform the Project Manager in writing within 28 days of that Party receiving a copy of the proposed publication and in that event the disclosure shall be amended so as to meet the objections of that Party. 11.2 Subject to the provisions of Clause 10 where in the opinion of the Project Lead a proposed publication contains patentable or commercially sensitive subject matter which needs protection then the Party proposing to publish may be requested to refrain from doing so for a maximum of eighteen 18 months in order to allow for application for patent protection in the name and at the cost of the relevant owner of the Resulting IPR. The provisions of Clause 10 shall apply in respect of any licence to such Resulting IPR. 11.3 Nothing contained in this Agreement shall prevent the submission of a thesis to examiners in accordance with the normal regulations of any academic Parties subject where appropriate to such examiners being bound by conditions of confidentiality in no less terms than those outlined in Clause 13, nor to the placing of such thesis in the library of the appropriate Research Party provided that access to such thesis shall only be available on conditions of confidentiality no less onerous than those contained in Clause 13 hereof.

Publication and Announcements. 11.1 Subject to the provisions of Clauses 10 and 13 no Party shall disclose or publish information or Resulting IPR for the duration of the Project and for 3 (three) years thereafter without the consent of all the other Parties, such consent, subject to Clause 11.2, not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed. Notwithstanding the foregoing, any the academic Parties shall be permitted to publish the Results of the Project which they have undertaken in accordance with normal academic practice, subject always to the provisions of Clauses 10 and 13, and providing such disclosure does not jeopardise any application for Resulting IPR protection by any Party or the successful exploitation of Resulting IPR. Request for such consent must be submitted together with the material proposed for publication to the Project LeadSteering Committee. If any Party can reasonably demonstrate that such a disclosure contains material that would prejudice the value of any Background IPR and/or Resulting IPR, that Party shall inform the Project Manager in writing within 28 days of that Party receiving a copy of the proposed publication and in that event the disclosure shall be amended so as to meet the objections of that Party. 11.2 . Subject to the provisions of Clause 10 where in the opinion of the Project Lead Steering Committee a proposed publication contains patentable or commercially sensitive subject matter which needs protection then the Party proposing to publish may be requested to refrain from doing so for a maximum of eighteen 18 [18] months in order to allow for application for patent protection in the name and at the cost of the relevant owner of the Resulting IPR. The provisions of Clause 10 shall apply in respect of any licence to such Resulting IPR. 11.3 . Nothing contained in this Agreement shall prevent the submission of a thesis to examiners in accordance with the normal regulations of any academic Parties subject where appropriate to such examiners being bound by conditions of confidentiality in no less terms than those outlined in Clause 13, nor to the placing of such thesis in the library of the appropriate Research Party provided that access to such thesis shall only be available on conditions of confidentiality no less onerous than those contained in Clause 13 hereof.

Publication and Announcements. 11.1 Subject to the provisions of Clauses 10 and 13 no Party shall disclose or publish information or Resulting IPR for the duration of the Project and for 3 (three) years thereafter without the consent of all the other Parties, such consent, subject to Clause 11.2, not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed. Notwithstanding the foregoing, any academic the Research Parties shall be permitted to publish the Results of the Project which they have undertaken in accordance with normal academic practice, subject always to the provisions of Clauses 10 and 13, and providing such disclosure does not jeopardise any application for Resulting IPR protection by any Party or the successful exploitation of Resulting IPRParty. Request for such consent must be submitted together with the material proposed for publication to the Project LeadSteering Committee. If any Party can reasonably demonstrate that such a disclosure contains material that would prejudice the value of any Background IPR and/or Resulting IPR, that Party shall inform the Project Manager in writing within 28 days of that Party receiving a copy of the proposed publication and in that event the disclosure shall be amended so as to meet the objections of that Party. 11.2 Subject to the provisions of Clause 10 where in the opinion of the Project Lead Steering Committee a proposed publication contains patentable or commercially sensitive subject matter which needs protection then the Party proposing to publish may be requested to refrain from doing so for a maximum of eighteen 18 [18] months in order to allow for application for patent protection in the name and at the cost of the relevant owner of the Resulting IPR. The provisions of Clause 10 shall apply in respect of any licence to such Resulting IPR. 11.3 Nothing contained in this Agreement shall prevent the submission of a thesis to examiners in accordance with the normal regulations of any academic the Research Parties subject where appropriate to such examiners being bound by conditions of confidentiality in no less terms than those outlined in Clause 13, nor to the placing of such thesis in the library of the appropriate Research Party provided that access to such thesis shall only be available on conditions of confidentiality no less onerous than those contained in Clause 13 hereof.

Publication and Announcements. 11.1 Subject to the provisions of Clauses 10 and 13 no Party shall disclose or publish information or Resulting IPR for the duration of the Project and for 3 (three) years thereafter without the consent of all the other Parties, such consent, subject to Clause 11.2, not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed. Notwithstanding the foregoing, any academic the Academic Parties shall be permitted to publish the Results of the Project which they have undertaken in accordance with normal academic practice, subject always to the provisions of Clauses 10 and 13, and providing such disclosure does not jeopardise any application for Resulting IPR protection by any Party or the successful exploitation of Resulting IPR. Request for such consent must be submitted together with The Academic Parties shall submit the material proposed for publication to the Project LeadSteering Committee. If any Party can reasonably demonstrate that such a disclosure contains material that would prejudice the value of any its Background IPR and/or Resulting IPR, that Party shall inform the Project Manager in writing within 28 days of that Party receiving a copy of the proposed publication and in that event the disclosure shall be amended so as to meet the reasonable objections of that Party. 11.2 Subject to the provisions of Clause 10 where in the opinion of the Project Lead Steering Committee a proposed publication contains patentable or commercially sensitive subject matter which needs protection then the Party proposing to publish may be requested to refrain from doing so for a maximum of eighteen 18 nine (9) months in order to allow for application for patent protection in the name and at the cost of the relevant owner of the Resulting IPR. The provisions of Clause 10 shall apply in respect of any licence to such Resulting IPR. 11.3 Nothing contained in this Agreement shall prevent the submission of a thesis to examiners in accordance with the normal regulations of any academic Academic Parties subject where appropriate to such examiners being bound by conditions of confidentiality in no less terms than those outlined in Clause 13, nor to the placing of such thesis in the library of the relevant Academic Party. The other Parties, acting reasonably, may request that the thesis is held on restrictive access and not made publically available, to the extent, necessary for the protection of commercially sensitive information or applications for intellectual property protection, in accordance with the Academic Party’s appropriate Research Party provided that access to such thesis shall only be available on conditions of confidentiality no less onerous than those contained in Clause 13 hereofregulations.