Scientific Community Clause Samples

The 'Scientific Community' clause defines the group of individuals or organizations engaged in scientific research and scholarship relevant to the agreement. It typically clarifies who is considered part of this community for the purposes of interpreting standards, practices, or expectations referenced in the contract. For example, it may specify that recognized academic institutions, peer-reviewed researchers, or professional societies are included. This clause ensures that references to the 'scientific community' are unambiguous, thereby promoting clarity and reducing the risk of disputes over whose standards or opinions are authoritative.
Scientific Community. The first user group covers the R&D community, comprising researchers (and NLP students) interested in either applying the technology within PANACEA for their research or profiting from the data that may be produced within the project or by the platform at a later stage. Their objective is scientific and generally non-profit. Due to budget reasons (many of them doing research in the framework of their studies or research projects), they generally look for freely available data and software, or as low-cost as possible. Even if this is not financially viable for the PANACEA platform sustainability as a whole, it also provides some positive return in terms of: - exchanges regarding further improvements and development; - contributions from their own tools (being also deployed as web services). All this may very well be focused towards the maintenance of the platform, which will indeed contribute towards its sustainability.
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Scientific Community. Physics, chemistry and materials researchers, ... 2.3 General dissemination and promotion actions
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Scientific Community. ­‐ renew the commitment to the research and support of climate science;
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Scientific Community. This target group corresponds to research and academic organisations, scientific journals, committees, internet fora, and other working groups in research fields related to the PLATOON work. Also as for technological platforms IAIS, IMP, TECN and TIB as research institutes as well as PDM, UBO and VUB as universities represent the interests of the scientific community altogether. ● General public. Citizens, consumers and their associations; specialized organizations and groups of interest. All of the consortium partners address the interests of the general public to a certain extent. ● Funding agencies. FBA represents cascade funding management experts.
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