Research and Knowledge Exchange Clause Samples
The Research and Knowledge Exchange clause governs how parties collaborate on research activities and share the resulting knowledge or intellectual property. Typically, it outlines the scope of joint research, the process for sharing findings, and any restrictions or obligations regarding publication or confidentiality. This clause ensures that both parties understand their rights and responsibilities in contributing to and benefiting from shared research, thereby promoting effective collaboration while protecting proprietary information.
Research and Knowledge Exchange the following case studies fall under the University’s strategic theme Research and Knowledge Exchange.
Research and Knowledge Exchange. Where from time to time the Parties or the ESC identify a need or opportunity for research or knowledge exchange, the ESC will recommend options to proceed to complete an agreed scope or task. Where the proposed scope or task may have an effect on an adjacent community, the ESC, Marathon or Qalipu, as appropriate, shall engage with that community prior to finalizing the scope or undertaking the task.
Research and Knowledge Exchange. The University’s Strategic Plan (2015-2020) identifies Research and Knowledge Exchange as the third of its key strategic themes to support the University’s commitment, as a research intensive University, to deliver world class research, with a focus on areas of excellence. It also articulates an ambition to increase the impact of institutional research by enhancing the portfolio of knowledge exchange activities with industry, business and society. These institutional commitments directly align with the following SFC priorities:
Research and Knowledge Exchange. The University’s Strategic Plan (2015-2020) identifies Research and Knowledge Exchange as the third of its key strategic themes to support the University’s commitment, as a research intensive University, to deliver world class research, with a focus on areas of excellence. It also articulates an ambition to increase the impact of institutional research by enhancing the portfolio of knowledge exchange activities with industry, business and society. These institutional commitments directly align with the following SFC priorities: · SFC Priority 3: World Leading Research (covered under 3.1., below); · SFC Priority 4: Greater Innovation in the Economy (covered under 3.2., below).