Common use of Submission of Publications Clause in Contracts

Submission of Publications. Prior to submission for any written, electronic, oral or audio-visual publication, Institution and/or Investigator shall first submit to Sponsor a copy of (i) any proposed abstract, poster and presentation slides at least fifteen (15) days, and (ii) any proposed manuscript or any other material at least sixty (60) days in advance of such proposed date of submission for publication for review by Sponsor. Unless Sponsor informs Institution and/or Investigator in writing during the sixty (60) and fifteen (15) days period, respectively, that the proposed publication must be (i) delayed in order to protect potentially patentable invention or (ii) changed to avoid the potential disclosure of Sponsor Confidential Information, Institution and/or Investigator shall be free to proceed with the proposed publication after modification in a manner acceptable to Sponsor in order to protect the Sponsor Confidential Information and any Intellectual Property which Sponsor owns. In the event that a delay of the proposed publication is required, Institution and Investigator shall withhold such submission for publication for an additional period agreed upon in good faith by the Parties, however no longer than eighteen (18) months after the filing of the patent application covering the respective invention.

Submission of Publications. Prior to submission for any written, electronic, oral or audio-visual publication, Institution Provider and/or Investigator shall first submit to Sponsor a copy of (i) any proposed abstract, poster and presentation slides at least fifteen (15) days, and (ii) any proposed manuscript or any other material at least sixty (60) days in advance of such proposed date of submission for publication for review by Sponsor. Unless Sponsor informs Institution Provider and/or Investigator in writing during the sixty (60) and fifteen (15) days period, respectively, that the proposed publication must be (i) delayed in order to protect potentially patentable invention or (ii) changed to avoid the potential disclosure of Sponsor Confidential Information, Institution Provider and/or Investigator shall be free to proceed with the proposed publication after modification in a manner acceptable to Sponsor in order to protect the Sponsor Confidential Information and any Intellectual Property which Sponsor owns. In the event that a delay of the proposed publication is required, Institution and Investigator shall withhold such submission for publication for an additional period agreed upon in good faith by the Parties, however no longer than eighteen (18) months after the filing of the patent application covering the respective invention.the

Submission of Publications. Prior to submission for any written, electronic, oral or audio-visual publication, Institution Provider and/or Investigator shall first submit to Sponsor a copy of (i) any proposed abstract, poster and presentation slides at least fifteen (15) days, and (ii) any proposed manuscript or any other material at least sixty (60) days in advance of such proposed date of submission for publication for review by Sponsor. Unless Sponsor informs Institution Provider and/or Investigator in writing during the sixty (60) and fifteen (15) days period, respectively, that the proposed publication must be (i) delayed in order to protect potentially patentable invention or (ii) changed to avoid the potential disclosure of Sponsor Confidential Information, Institution Provider and/or Investigator shall be free to proceed with the proposed publication after modification in a manner acceptable to Sponsor in order to protect the Sponsor Confidential Information and any Intellectual Property which Sponsor owns. In the event that a delay of the proposed publication is required, Institution Provider and Investigator shall withhold such submission for publication for an additional period agreed upon in good faith by the Parties, however no longer than eighteen (18) months after the filing of the patent application covering the respective invention.