Research and Development Product Definition Sample Clauses

Research and Development Product Definition. Consultants acknowledge and agree that for purposes of this Agreement, “Research and Development Product” shall include anything conceived, invented, discovered, developed, known, owned, licensed, sublicensed or otherwise acquired by any of the Consultants in the past, present or future (1) in connection with, or included in, the products described in this Agreement (including the New Products), (2) that is, or is related to, or is connected with, any technology (regardless of whether conceived, invented, discovered, developed, known, owned, licensed, sublicensed or otherwise acquired by any of the Consultants before, during or after the term of this Agreement) that allows or assists products in performing the functions described in paragraph 1.a, including, without limitation, NPC’s depth resolved NIRS technology and the technology covered in any of the Consultants’ patents and patent applications associated with the New Products (“Patents and Patent Applications”), (3) in connection with any past, present or future work by any of the Consultants for the Company or (4) in connection with any of the Company’s products or technology, including, without limitation, all past, present or future improvements, formulas, procedures, techniques, know-how, ideas and data, products, product concepts, prototypes, breadboards or work product generally relating in any way to or arising in any way from the New Products or technologies that allow or assist products in performing the functions described in paragraph 1.a, and any and all applications thereof, whether or not patentable or in written form and whether or not within the scope of this Agreement or any other past, present or future work by any of the Consultants for the Company, and any and all intellectual property, patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets relating to the foregoing, including, without limitation, NPC’s depth resolved NIRS technology and the Patents and Patent Application; provided that “Research and Development Product” shall not include the technology disclosed in European Patent Office patent application No. 02736744 filed effective May 9, 2002 for an invention of HAS and HFS entitled “A High Resolution Photon Emission Computer Tomographic Imaging Tool,” and United States patent application number 10/477,064, filed May 9, 2002 for an invention of HAS and HFS entitled “A High Resolution Photon Emission Computer Tomographic Imaging Tool,” including all related inventions, improvements...
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Research and Development Product Definition. Consultants acknowledge and agree that for purposes of this Agreement, “Research and Development Product” shall include anything conceived, invented, discovered, developed, known, owned, licensed, sublicensed or otherwise acquired by any of the Consultants or their employees or associates in the past, present or future, to the extent not already assigned to the Company pursuant to the Licensing Agreement, (1) in connection with, or included in, the New Products, any extensions of the New Products or any of the Company’s other products or technology, (2) that is, or is related to, or is connected with, any technology (regardless of whether conceived, invented, discovered, developed, known, owned, licensed, sublicensed or otherwise acquired by any of the Consultants or their employees or associates before, during or after the term of this Agreement, to the extent not already assigned to the Company pursuant to the Licensing Agreement) that allows or assists New Products, any extensions of the New Products or any of the Company’s other products or technology in performing the functions described in paragraph 1.a, including, without limitation, the Company’s and, to the extent not assigned to the Company pursuant to the Licensing Agreement, NeuroPhysics Corporation’s or the Consultants’ depth resolved NIRS technology and the technology covered in any of the Consultants’, their employees’ (including, without limitation, HFS and Xxx Xxxxxxxx) or associates’ and, to the extent not assigned to the Company pursuant to the Licensing Agreement, NeuroPhysics Corporation’s or the Company’s patents and patent applications associated with the New Products (“Patents and Patent Applications”), (3) to the extent not already assigned to the Company pursuant to the Licensing Agreement, in connection with any past, present or future work by any of the Consultants or any of their employees or associates for the Company relating to New Products, any extensions of the New Products or any of the Company’s other products or technology, or (4) in connection with any of the Company’s products or technology, including, without limitation, all past, present or future improvements, formulas, procedures, techniques, know-how, ideas and data, products, product concepts, prototypes, breadboards or work product generally relating in any way to or arising in any way from the New Products, any extensions of the New Products or any of the Company’s other products or technology or technologies ...
Research and Development Product Definition. Consultants acknowledge and agree that for purposes of the Consulting Agreement and this Order, "Research and Development Product" shall include (in addition to the matters included in the definition of Research and Development Product in the Consulting Agreement) anything conceived, invented or developed by any of the Consultants in connection with, or included in, the products described in this Order (including the New Products) or in connection with any other work by any of the Consultants for the Company or in connection with any of the Company's products or technology, including any product concepts, products, prototypes and breadboards.

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