Publications and Press Releases. The Steering Group shall decide procedures for dissemination of publications and press releases relating to the Project
Publications and Press Releases. 6.2.4.1 The Technical Oversight Group in discussion with the Delivery Body shall decide procedures for dissemination of publications and press releases, joint or otherwise, relating to the Project.
Publications and Press Releases. Service Provider must obtain PARATEK’s approval before publicly disclosing any publication or press release relating to this Agreement or Service Provider’s performance under this Agreement.
Publications and Press Releases a. Supplier has an interest in obtaining valid patent protection. Supplier’s employees or consultants wishing to make a publication that refers specifically to this Agreement will share with Company a copy of the proposed written publication.
Publications and Press Releases. Neither Party shall issue any press release, publication, or any other public announcement relating to this Agreement, without obtaining the other Party’s prior written approval, provided, however, that the parties may issue a mutually agreed upon joint press release regarding this Agreement at a time to be mutually agreed upon. Once such press releases or other public announcements have been approved for disclosure by the parties, such approval will not be required again before a Party may subsequently repeat disclosure of information contained therein. Notwithstanding the foregoing, each Party shall have the right to make such disclosures as may be required by applicable laws, including applicable securities laws.
Publications and Press Releases. 10.1 Any publications based on the results of the Clinical Trial and originating from NHLBI or the Investigators will conform to the latest version of the CTSN Grants Policy on Publication and Presentation. Unless requested otherwise by the Company, the NHLBI will acknowledge the Company as the source of the Test Article in any NHLBI publication resulting from the Clinical Trial and will request that the Investigators do the same in their publications resulting from the Clinical Trial, however, NHLBI’s request will not constitute a term or condition for making or renewing a grant award to an Investigator.
Publications and Press Releases. All publications regarding Knowledge, including data, obtained under the Project shall be submitted to the Steering Committee and all Contractors at least thirty (30) calendar days prior to the submission to the publisher or the planned disclosure date; any objection concerning publications arising from the Project shall be notified by the Steering Committee or a Contractor within thirty (30) calendar days. Every Contractor involved in a publication arising from the Project has to agree on the content (abstract sufficient) and on the name and order of the authors. Publications shall be made in accordance with good academic practice. All the publications arising from the Project shall make reference to the Project title, the Contract and the appropriate funding institutions (wording to be defined at the first meeting of the SC). The obligations shown in this Article shall remain applicable for five (5) calendar years after the end of this Consortium Agreement and of the Contract. No Contractor shall have the right to publish or allow the publishing of data which constitutes another Contractor’s Knowledge, Pre-existing Know-how or confidential information, even where such data are amalgamated with such first Contractor’s Knowledge, Pre-existing Know-how or other information, document or material. Any use of such other Contractor’s data justifies, save for further remedies, objection to the publication by the Contractor concerned in accordance with the Contract. The publishing Contractor(s) must supply details of their planned Project publication by providing title, authors and an abstract to all Contractors. Any Contractor opposing such publication shall notify their opposition to the Steering Committee and the publishing Contractor(s9 within thirty (30) calendar days. Any opposition to the planned publication shall be made on justified grounds in accordance with this Consortium Agreement and the Contract. In case of opposition, the involved Contractors shall discuss how to remedy the situation, including the option of the removal of any disclosure of copyright (for example software) owned by a non publishing Contractor, and the opposing Contractor(s) shall not unreasonably continue the opposition if the agreed actions are performed following the discussion. The justified grounds of opposition can be: - Legitimate Interests of a Contractor; - Confidentiality reasons concerning for example the inclusion of the opposing Contractor's Knowledge or Pre-existing K...
Publications and Press Releases. Art. 8.1
Publications and Press Releases. Art. 3.1
Publications and Press Releases. If the Work Package Leaders Group has agreed a Project Deliverable to be available to the public, any Contractor may publish information included in such Project Deliverable without any notifications to the other Contractors and without any other Contractors' consent. For the avoidance of doubt, it is stated that no Contractor shall have the right to publish or allow the publishing of data which constitutes another Contractor’s Knowledge, Pre-Existing Know-How or con- fidential information, even where such data are amalgamated with such first Contractor’s Knowledge, Pre-Existing Know-How or other information, document or material. Any use of such other Contractor’s data justifies, save for further remedies, objection to the publication by the Contractor concerned in accordance with the Contract. All the publications shall make reference to the Project title, the Contractor and to the funding institu- tions (wording to be defined at the first project team meeting). This obligation shall remain applicable three (3) years after the end of this Consortium Agreement and of the Contract. The publishing Contractors must supply their planned publication to the other Contractors. Any opposi- tion to the planned publication shall be made on justified grounds in accordance with this Consortium Agreement and the Contract. When there is an opposition, the involved Contractors shall discuss how to overcome the justified grounds of the opposition by removal of any disclosure of copyright (for example software) owned by a non publishing Contractor and the opposing Contractor shall not unreasonably continue the opposition if actions are performed following the discussion. The justified grounds of opposition are:
