Publication and Intellectual Property. Publications. CUNY shall not publish any materials nor any work dealing with any aspect of performance under this Agreement nor any of the results and accomplishments thereof (each a “Publication”), without the prior written approval of Agency, which shall not be unreasonably withheld. In the event such permission is granted, Agency shall have a perpetual, royalty-free, non-exclusive and irrevocable license to reproduce, publish, or otherwise use, and to authorize other city agencies and government entities as well as community-based organizations partnering with Agency to use for non-commercial, public purposes only, in connection with the City’s responsibilities and consistent with its authority under the City Charter or other law, that portion of each Publication that deals with performance, results and/or accomplishments under this Agreement. In preparing any of its own materials based on a Publication, Agency will give CUNY and the principal author(s) of the Publication appropriate credit.
Publication and Intellectual Property. The key relevant publication and intellectual property points are detailed at Appendix 2, and provides the full text of the relevant section (Section 6) of the SCU Research Responsible Conduct Policy. Both the Candidate and the supervisory team must be familiar with the publication and IP requirements detailed at Appendix 2. Please indicate that you are aware of the details provided by Appendix 2. (i) Candidate YES
Publication and Intellectual Property. 15. The Research Partner shall file an annual report summarizing the results of the research described in the Scope of Work and share any data related to the growth, cultivation, sale, distribution, transportation and minimal processing of hemp and products derived from hemp during the course of that research, including, without limitation the dates of harvest of each variety planted, the amount of each variety harvested, and the disposition and/or use of the industrial hemp crop and the economic viability of the project. Annual reports shall be submitted to the Department on each anniversary of the issuance date set forth on the Research Partner’s certification of authorization so long as the Research Partner Agreement is in force.
Publication and Intellectual Property. Notwithstanding Section 5 of the SCTs and Section 14 of the GCTs, the Contractor shall have the non- exclusive right to use the Work results and any intellectual property therein for non-commercial, academic and research purposes, including publication in accordance with this paragraph. Research papers containing the results of the collaborative research project that fall under the scope of the Contract may be co-authored by the Contractors and the ECB/ESRB staff members who contributed significantly to the joint project. Notwithstanding such co-authorship, the ECB/ESRB shall have the first right to publish such a paper at its own cost in an official ECB/ESRB publication following its submission to, and subject to acceptance for publication for, the relevant Editorial Board in line with the relevant procedures (e.g. the ECB/ESRB Working Paper Series). Where the Contractor wishes to publish any full or partial publication of the Deliverables or of derivative works meaningfully or directly based on (e.g. contains non-negligible extracts from) the Deliverables (including on the data used in the production of the Deliverables) in other working papers and/or journals following publication of the research paper in an official ECB/ESRB publication, the Contractor shall send the proposed publication to the ECB/ESRB for review prior to submission for publication. The ECB/ESRB may request within a reasonable time the removal of any confidential information within the meaning of Section 2 of the GCTs it may deem necessary. Should this consent be granted, the publication shall be carried out at the Contractor’s own cost. Any publication by the Contractor shall include the following disclaimer: ‘the views expressed in this publication are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official stance of the ESRB/ECB, its member institutions or the institutions to which the authors are affiliated’. The liability of either of the Parties for any breach of this Agreement, or arising in any other way out of the subject matter of this Agreement, will not extend to loss of business or profit, or to any indirect or consequential damages or losses. The ECB/ESRB shall not be held liable for any loss, damage or misuse resulting from any future use of the shared intellectual property and results produced within the scope of the Contract by the Contractor. For the avoidance of doubt, future commercial use either for or not for profit is prohibited.
Publication and Intellectual Property. 14. The Research Partner shall file an annual report summarizing the results of the research described in the Scope of Work for the 2021 growing season and share any data related to the growth, cultivation, sale, distribution, transportation during the course of that research, including, without limitation, the dates of harvest of each variety planted, the amount of each variety harvested, and the disposition and/or use of the hemp crop and the economic viability of the project. The annual report for 2021 shall be submitted to the Department no later than December 31, 2021.
Publication and Intellectual Property. 3.1 The Parties acknowledge and agree that the goals of the CBiRC may be met by both public disclosure of results of CBiRC project activities (“Results”) and by protection of patentable subject matter arising or resulting from CBiRC project activities (“Inventions”). Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, ISU and/or Cooperators shall have the unrestricted right to publicly disclose the Results developed under this Agreement. With consideration of the advice and guidance of the IAB, ISU and Cooperators shall reasonably endeavor to balance the timely publication of results with the need to seek protection for Inventions. The Parties shall implement a confidentiality agreement promptly upon execution of this Agreement, and shall implement other agreements or procedures as needed, to facilitate timely review of Results for patentability and for prevention of patent bars caused by premature disclosures.
Publication and Intellectual Property. Any investigator that has reason to believe that the confidentiality of the data have been compromised must contact PaTH within 72 hours. • Researchers who analyze data from PaTH queries must notify PaTH of all uses of these data (posters, presentations, abstracts, papers, etc.) in advance of publication and follow the PaTH Publication Guidelines for reporting planned dissemination of data. • If there are possibilities of intellectual property generation through use of PaTH query data, all investigators involved (including any relevant members of the PaTH team) shall notify their respective institutions immediately before any work is commenced. In the instance of multiple institutions, a multi-site intellectual property arrangement shall be agreed to. • All analyses will be statistically adjusted for site (i.e., the partnering PaTH institutions), blinding the readers to site unless specified by the study design. • In all publications, presentations, and other public release of study findings, no findings will be identifiable by site without the express written permission of the PaTH Executive Committee. • Each site that contributes data to a PaTH-specific analysis should have the opportunity to participate in all writing groups related to that data. That is, a potential author should be provided with the opportunity to meet ICMJE authorship criteria (and would need to meet them all in order to be listed as a publication author).
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