Common use of Review Process Clause in Contracts

Review Process. A. Within thirty (30) days of a disclosure of an invention, TTO shall notify the inventor whether his/her disclosure is incomplete, with notations of the additional information required, or shall refer the disclosure to the Patent Review Committee. B. Within thirty (30) days of the receipt of the complete disclosure from the inventor, TTO shall either (a) file a Provisional Patent application to protect the intellectual property for further evaluation; or (b) convene the Patent Review Committee, which shall make a recommendation about the invention to the Vice President for Research. C. If the Intellectual Property is protected via a Provisional Patent, before the one-year protection is over, TTO shall convene the Patent Review Committee, which shall make a recommendation about the invention to the Vice President for Research. Committee, the Vice President for Research shall notify the inventor of the disposition of the invention. D. Within thirty (30) days of the receipt of the recommendation from the Patent Review E. For inventions or discoveries that result from sponsored research agreements whereby the University has already secured a licensee, the inventor will not be required to fill out an invention disclosure form and the Patent Review Committee will not need to review the invention.

Review Process. A. Within thirty (30) days of a disclosure of an invention, TTO shall notify the inventor whether his/her disclosure is incomplete, with notations of the additional information required, or shall refer the disclosure to the Patent Review Committee. B. Within thirty (30) days of the receipt of the complete disclosure from the inventor, TTO shall either (a) file a Provisional Patent application to protect the intellectual property for further evaluation; or (b) convene the Patent Review Committee, which shall make a recommendation about the invention to the Vice President for Research. C. If the Intellectual Property is protected via a Provisional Patent, before the one-year protection is over, TTO shall convene the Patent Review Committee, which shall make a recommendation about the invention to the Vice President for Research. . D. Within thirty (30) days of the receipt of the recommendation from the Patent Review Committee, the Vice President for Research shall notify the inventor of the disposition of the invention. D. Within thirty (30) days of the receipt of the recommendation from the Patent Review E. For inventions or discoveries that result from sponsored research agreements whereby the University has already secured a licensee, the inventor will not be required to fill out an invention disclosure form and the Patent Review Committee will not need to review the invention.

Review Process. A. Within thirty (30) days of a disclosure of an invention, TTO shall notify the inventor whether his/her disclosure is incomplete, with notations of the additional information required, or shall refer the disclosure to the Patent Review Committee. B. Within thirty (30) days of the receipt of the complete disclosure from the inventor, TTO shall either (a) file a Provisional Patent application to protect the intellectual property for further evaluation; or (b) convene the Patent Review Committee, which shall make a recommendation about the invention to the Vice President for Research. C. If the Intellectual Property is protected via a Provisional Patent, before the one-year protection is over, TTO shall convene the Patent Review Committee, which shall make a recommendation about the invention to the Vice President for Research. Committee, the Vice President for Research shall notify the inventor of the disposition of the invention. D. Within thirty (30) days of the receipt of the recommendation from the Patent Review E. For inventions or discoveries that result from sponsored research agreements whereby the University has already secured a licensee, the inventor will not be required to fill out an invention disclosure form and the Patent Review Committee will not need to review the invention.