Research Projects As a general principle Sample Clauses

Research Projects As a general principle. 1. All IPR generated by a Research Project shall be owned by the person or the entity(-ies) responsible for the conduct of the Research Project (“IPR Owner(s)”). In such case, upon request by the AURORA Partner(s), the IPR Owner shall make the Research Project Results, excluding any potential inventions arising from the Research Project, available to the requesting AURORA Partner(s), who shall have the right to use such Research Project Results, excluding inventions, for further research purposes, without compensation to the IPR Owner. For each Research Project in which invention(s) are made, the IPR Owner (including their inventors) shall grant, trough the data or material transfer agreement, to BIG and BCRF, a perpetual, fully paid, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable worldwide right and license to IPR Owner(s) (including their inventors) rights, title and interests (if any) under the invention(s), to use such invention(s) for non-commercial purposes, internal uses, patient care and educational purposes.
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