Resource Sharing Policy Sample Clauses
A Resource Sharing Policy clause defines the rules and procedures for how parties involved in an agreement will share access to specific resources, such as equipment, facilities, personnel, or information. This clause typically outlines what resources are covered, the terms of access or usage, and any limitations or responsibilities associated with sharing. For example, it may specify scheduling protocols for shared laboratory space or set guidelines for data exchange between organizations. The core function of this clause is to ensure efficient and equitable use of shared resources, minimizing conflicts and clarifying expectations among the parties.
Resource Sharing Policy. Resource sharing is an expected outcome of all ALSF Grants. Resources include all unique outputs developed, including but not limited to: model organisms, cell lines, plasmids, protocols, software, and data. ALSF expects that, where available, resources will be deposited and archived in standard repositories. Furthermore, Recipients will register and post unique resource outputs to the ALSF Childhood Cancer Resources Portal. • ALSF is committed to sharing research information to ensure research transparency and enable unrestricted access to research results. Recipients must submit all publications, excluding non-research articles such as review articles, that were in part or fully funded by ALSF as a preprint to bioRxiv, medRxiv or a similar preprint sharing service prior to or at the time of initial journal submission.
Resource Sharing Policy. Resource sharing is an expected outcome of all ALSF Grants. Resources include all unique outputs developed, including but not limited to: model organisms, cell lines, plasmids, protocols, software, and data. ALSF expects that, where available, resources will be deposited and archived in standard repositories. • ALSF is committed to sharing research information to ensure research transparency and enable unrestricted access to research results. Recipients must submit all publications, excluding non-research articles such as review articles, that were in part or fully funded by ALSF as a preprint to bioRxiv, medRxiv or a similar preprint sharing service prior to or at the time of initial journal submission.