Results of Research Sample Clauses

Results of Research. TDCC and its Affiliates to whom rights are extended pursuant to Section 6.4 shall have the right during the Program Term and thereafter to sell or otherwise transfer to Third Parties products resulting from conducting research pursuant to the license provided in this Article 6 and to license technology resulting from conducting research pursuant to the license provided in this Article 6 without additional consideration due Symyx, except for royalties otherwise due if the underlying product was subject to royalty provisions under this Agreement or the CRLA. Notwithstanding the above, TDCC shall not have the right to transfer Discovery Tool Systems or components thereof to parties other than Affiliates.
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Results of Research. TDCC and its Affiliates to whom rights are extended pursuant to Section 7.15 and successors under Section 16.5 shall have the right during the Program Term and thereafter to sell or otherwise transfer to Third Parties products resulting from conducting research using Discovery Tools purchased and licensed pursuant to this Article 7 and to license technology resulting from conducting research pursuant to the license provided in this Article 7 without additional consideration due Symyx, except for royalties otherwise due if the underlying product was subject to royalty provisions under this Agreement or the CRLA. Research independent of the Research Program conducted by TDCC and its Affiliates to whom rights are extended pursuant to Section 7.15 using Discovery Tools purchased and licensed pursuant to this Article 7 will not result in Program Technology.
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Results of Research. No later than each May 15 and November 15 during the TPIMS Research Program Term, TPIMS shall furnish to HPI a written report summarizing the results of the TPIMS Research Program during the six-month period ending on the previous April 15 and October 15, respectively. Such report shall include a brief description of research activities conducted during such six-month period and new developments or accomplishments, as well as all manuscripts submitted, publications, applications for letters patent or issued patents arising from the TPIMS Research Program during such six-month period. No later than each February 15 and August 15 during the TPIMS Research Program Term, TPIMS shall provide an oral report to HPI summarizing the results of the TPIMS Research Program during the three-month period ending on the preceding January 15 and July 15, respectively.
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Results of Research. LHSC and DUPRX xxxll, in accordance with their established practices, keep complete, accurate and authentic accounts, notes, data and records of the Research performed under this Agreement. LHSC and DUPRX xxxll promptly and fully disclose to AMYLIN any and all information, data and results (the "Results") obtained from, and any and all Know-How and inventions created or discovered in the course or as a result of, the Research, which disclosure shall include, without limitation, copies of relevant summaries and reports. Upon request by AMYLIN and in any event upon the conclusion of the Research, LHSC and DUPRX xxxll prepare a summary report detailing the Results and the underlying data and all Know-How and inventions created or discovered in the course or as a result of the Research. Upon request by AMYLIN, LHSC and DUPRX xxxl provide AMYLIN with access to laboratory notebooks and allow AMYLIN to make copies thereof. Ownership of any and all results of the Research shall be determined in accordance with Section 6.1 hereof.
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Results of Research. SHARKDEFENSE will provide TEEKA TAN will the results of all research conducted during Phase 2.
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Results of Research. UC Regents reserves the right to publish, disseminate, and use, in whatever manner it sees fit, all data and results of the research conducted by UC Regents in the performance of this Agreement. Nothing contained herein shall prohibit use of materials, disclosing or describing inventions in publications, theses and dissertations, although reasonable efforts will be made to avoid compromising the patentability of an invention.
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