Reporting Inventions and Other Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Reporting Inventions and Other Responsibilities. Each Party shall promptly report in writing to the other Party each CRADA Invention disclosed to it. Such reports shall be maintained as Proprietary by the receiving Party until such time as a patent or other intellectual property application claiming that CRADA Invention has been filed. The Collaborator shall ensure that all Project Team members (a) promptly report any CRADA Inventions they make to the Collaborator, and (b) sign any documents necessary or desirable for the filing and prosecution of patent applications. If any Project Team member is not the Collaborator's employee, the Collaborator shall require the member to agree in writing to assist the Collaborator in fulfilling all of its patent responsibilities under this CRADA.
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Reporting Inventions and Other Responsibilities. Each Party shall promptly supply written disclosure to the other Party of any invention conceived or reduced to practice in the performance of the Research Plan. Such disclosures shall not be further disclosed to others by the receiving Party until such time as a patent or other intellectual property application claiming that CRADA Invention has been filed or the parties inform each other through Written Notice that they do not wish to pursue patent protection. Collaborator shall ensure that all Project Team members (a) promptly report any CRADA Inventions they make to Collaborator, and (b) sign any documents necessary or desirable for the filing and prosecution of patent applications. If any Project Team member is not Collaborator’s employee, Collaborator shall require the member to agree in writing to assist Collaborator in fulfilling all of its patent responsibilities under this CRADA.
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Reporting Inventions and Other Responsibilities. In addition to ensuring compliance with any of its own internal policies regarding intellectual property, each Party shall ensure that its Project Team members (a) promptly report any CRADA Inventions they conceive during this CRADA and (b) sign any documents necessary or desirable for the filing and prosecution of patent applications. If any Project Team member is not one of the Parties’ employees, the Party responsible for that Project Team member shall require that member to agree in writing to assist the Parties in fulfilling all of patent responsibilities under this CRADA. Each Party shall promptly report in writing to the other Parties each CRADA Invention disclosed to it. Such reports shall be maintained as Proprietary Information by the receiving Parties until such time as a patent or other intellectual property application claiming that CRADA Invention has been filed or the intellectual property has been released into the public domain.
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Reporting Inventions and Other Responsibilities. Each Party shall promptly supply written disclosure to the other Party of any invention conceived or reduced to practice in the performance of the Research Plan. Such disclosures shall not be further disclosed to others by the receiving Party until such time as a patent or other intellectual property application claiming that CRADA Invention has been filed or the parties inform each other through Written Notice that they do not wish to pursue patent protection. Collaborator shall ensure that all Project Team members (a) promptly report any CRADA Inventions they make to Collaborator, and
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