Common use of The Cooperation Clause in Contracts

The Cooperation. i. The first supervisor ensures that the doctoral candidate is thoroughly familiarised with the subject and with all the methods and research techniques required to work on the subject. Moreover, the first supervisor ensures that the doctoral candidate receives sufficient guidance in establishing new methods. ii. The doctoral candidate and the supervisor shall meet at the following regular intervals in order to discuss the sta- tus of the doctoral studies and any problems that may arise: First supervision once a week once a month twice a month (another interval, „if necessary“ will not be accepted) Second supervision once a week once a month twice a month (another interval, „if necessary“ will not be accepted) Third supervision (if applicable) once a week once a month twice a month (another interval, „if necessary“ will not be accepted) iii. If a doctorate registered for the degree “PhD” is carried out in a doctoral study programme, at least one meeting per month shall take place with the first supervisor, unless otherwise specified in the respective regulation of the doctoral study programme. At least one meeting a year shall take place between the doctoral candidate and the Thesis Committee, at which all supervisors must be present. iv. The doctoral candidate and the supervisors agree not to manipulate the data obtained and to evaluate it only after correct biometric verification. v. If it becomes apparent during the doctoral studies that the research questions cannot be dealt with in the originally planned form for reasons beyond the doctoral candidate’s control, the first supervisor shall inform the doctoral candidate immediately and, if possible, offer him/her an alternative so that not too much time is lost. vi. The statute of the Medical Faculty of the Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin for Safeguarding Good Scientific Practice apply as the basis for compliance with the rules of good scientific practice. This includes that the doctoral candidate consults with his/her supervisors or other persons of trust at Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin in cases of doubt.

The Cooperation. i. The first supervisor ensures shall see to it that the doctoral candidate is thoroughly familiarised with the subject and with all the methods and research techniques required to work on for processing the subject. Moreover, the first supervisor ensures shall see to it that the doctoral candidate receives sufficient an adequate measure of guidance in when establishing new methods. ii. The doctoral candidate and the supervisor shall meet at the following regular intervals in order to discuss the sta- tus of the doctoral studies and any problems that may ariseassociated issues: First supervision once a week once a month twice a month (another interval, „if necessary“ will not be accepted) Second supervision once a week once a month twice a month (another interval, „if necessary“ will not be accepted) Third supervision (if applicable) once a week once a month twice a month (another interval, „if necessary“ will not be accepted) iii. If a doctorate registered for In the degree “PhD” is carried out in case of a doctoral study programmecandidature within doctoral courses, unless specified otherwise by the respective doctor- al studies regulation and in the case of registration for a PhD, at least one meeting per a month shall take place with the first supervisor, unless otherwise specified in the respective regulation of the doctoral study programme. At least one meeting a year shall take place between the doctoral candidate and the Thesis Committee, at which all supervisors must be presentare represented. iv. The doctoral candidate and the supervisors agree not undertake, under no circumstances, to manipulate the data obtained and to evaluate it interpret them only after correct biometric verificationexamination. v. If it becomes apparent during should emerge in the course of the doctoral studies that the research questions cannot be dealt with in the originally planned form process that, for reasons beyond the doctoral candidate’s control, the theme cannot be processed in the form originally planned, the first supervisor shall promptly inform the doctoral candidate immediately of this and, if possible, offer him/her an alternative so that not too much time is lost. vi. The statute of the Medical Faculty of the Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin for Safeguarding Ensuring Good Scientific Practice apply is re- garded as the basis for compliance with the rules of good scientific practice. This includes that includes, in cases of doubt, the doctoral candidate consults candidate’s consulting with his/her supervisors or other persons of trust at from Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin in cases of doubtUniversi- tätsmedizin Berlin.