The Research. 2.1. In addition to the Initial Research Program, the Company may finance performance of a Subsequent Research Program in accordance with a Subsequent Research Budget during a Subsequent Research Period or any amendments thereof as may be agreed upon by the Company and Yissum following completion of the Initial Research Program.
The Research. There is a significant body of research that supports the use of personal, digital learning devices in the classroom. The Horizon Report (xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/publications/2014-horizon-report-k12) investigates three areas of the adoption of technology in education. They include: Key Trends, Significant challenges, and Important Developments. One of the key trends that is identified in the report is a shift towards deeper learning approaches that involves “the delivery of rich core content to students in innovative ways that allow them to learn and then apply what they have learned… As technologies such as tablets and smartphones are more readily accepted in schools, educators are leveraging these tools, which students already use, to connect the curriculum with real life applications. These active learning approaches are decidedly more student-centered, allowing learners to take control of how they engage with a subject…” (p.8) These innovative practices generally place a greater emphasis on those skills commonly referred to as “21st Century skills” such as problem solving. Xxxxxxxx, in Computers and Education (2000) (xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xx/~kpata/haridustehnoloogiaTLU/technolohiesforlifelong.pdf) suggested that the following are important characteristics in tools designed to enable and encourage lifelong learning in students: • Highly portable • Individual • Unobtrusive • Available anywhere • Adaptable • Persistent • Useful • Intuitive Further, Xxxxxxxx concludes that: “New technology offers the opportunity for children and adults to communicate with teachers and fellow learners around the world, to interact with rich learning resources and simulated environments, to call on information and knowledge when needed to solve problems and satisfy curiosity, and to create `personal learning narratives' through an extended process of capturing and organising situated activity.” P192 ICT Capability is one of the ‘General Capabilities’ mandated by the new Australian Curriculum (alongside Literacy, Numeracy, Critical and creative thinking, Personal and social capability, Ethical understanding, and Intercultural understanding). These capabilities should be integrated into existing curriculum, with emphasis given to providing an authentic context for learning. Whilst the current level of access to technology in Years 7-12 is adequate, this model does not provide sustainable access to technology for students into the future. Much of the hardware is nearing the end of its us...
The Research. 2.1 In consideration of the first Work Order the Parties agree that if, during the Term, Quotient will perform any particular trial, study and/or services for the Customer, a document in substantially the form set out in Schedule 1 to this Agreement will be completed and issued by Quotient in relation to such trial, study and/or services, and will be signed by both Parties. Each such Work Order will constitute a separate contract between the Parties for the performance by Quotient and its Service Providers of the Research, and the payment by the Customer of the amounts set out in the Proposal (and the performance by the Customer of it’s other obligations), under this Agreement and the Work Order (to the exclusion of any other terms and/or conditions which the Customer may attempt or purport to impose).
The Research. 2.1 The Parties shall undertake the Allocated Work as specified in the Call Specifications and the Work Plan. The Contractor shall be bound mutatis mutandis by the terms and conditions of the Head Contract, which form part of this Subaward; except that provisions of the Head Contract that are particular to Lancaster or the Principal Investigator shall apply only to Lancaster.
The Research. The Research shall be undertaken under the terms and conditions of the MRC’s CASE studentship scheme as set out in the current MRC regulations for Doctoral Training Grants, and as further supplemented and set out herein. It shall run concurrently with the aforementioned CASE studentship for a period of four years. This Agreement is not intended to conflict or contradict MRC’s regulations for Doctoral Training Grants, but should any conflict or contradiction arise between the terms of this Agreement and the MRC regulations, the MRC regulations shall take precedence. The Student shall undertake the Research at King’s under the supervision of the Academic Supervisor and under the supervision of the Partner Supervisor. If the Academic Supervisor is unable or unwilling to continue the supervision of the Student, King’s shall promptly notify XXXX, and the Student shall then be supervised by such other members of each Party’s staff as the Parties may agree between themselves. Each Party undertakes to supply the levels of data, manpower, materials, resources and commitment identified as its contribution to the Research in Schedule 1, and shall endeavour to ensure the accuracy of all such data and promptly to correct any error therein of which it becomes aware. For the avoidance of doubt, any data, information or materials which one Party supplies to the other in the course of the Research shall represent Confidential Information and/or Background Intellectual Property belonging to that Party. If XXXX reasonably believes that the Research or the way in which the Student is undertaking the Research is deficient, it shall notify King’s in writing at the earliest possible opportunity, giving full details of the perceived deficiencies. The Parties shall then discuss the matter in good faith to establish where any deficiencies may lie and an appropriate course of action to deal with them, as part of which Xxxx’x shall remedy any agreed faults within an agreed, reasonable period which shall generally not exceed 21 working days. If the Parties are unable to agree on a course of action, including a reasonable period for King’s to remedy any agreed faults, or should King’s not remedy any agreed faults within the agreed period, the Parties shall deal with the matter by using the dispute resolution process set out in clause 11.6 hereto. Each Party undertakes to secure all necessary approvals from the competent local or national research ethics committee/s before undertaking a...
The Research. 2.1 The Parties shall undertake the Allocated Work as specified in the Call Specifications and the Work Plan. The Contractor shall be bound mutatis mutandis by the terms and conditions of the Head Contract, which form part of this Subaward; except that provisions of the Head Contract that are particular to Lancaster or the Principal Investigator shall apply only to Lancaster.
2.2 The Allocated Work shall be performed by the persons named in the Work Plan, where relevant.
2.3 In respect of the Allocated Work, the Contractor will use its reasonable endeavours to provide adequate facilities; to obtain any requisite materials, equipment and personnel; and to carry out their work diligently. Although the Contractor will use its reasonable endeavours to perform the Allocated Work, the Contractor does not undertake that the Allocated Work carried out under or pursuant to this Subaward will lead to any particular result, nor is the success of such work guaranteed.
2.4 The Contractor will use reasonable endeavours to meet the milestones and deadlines set out in the Work Plan at Schedule 1, and in accordance with any Key Performance Indicators specified in the Call Specifications. In the event that there is any conflict between the Work Plan and the Call Specifications, the Call Specifications will prevail.
2.5 The Contractor will, where relevant in respect to the undertaking of the Allocated Work, in accordance with GSC ‘Dissemination and Publication of Outputs’ of the Head Contract and subject to the review requirements thereof, deposit all unclassified data sets with the UK Data Service.
2.6 The Parties will comply with all requirements of the relevant Institutional Ethics Committee in respect of the Allocated Work, and shall also refer a copy of all applications to CREST’s Security Research Ethics Committee for consideration as soon as is reasonably practical. Each Party will comply with the requirements of the Security Research Ethics Committee.
The Research. 1.1 The College’s contact for the Research shall be Xx. Xx Xxxx in its School of Genetics & Molecular Medicine (the ‘Investigator’). If Xx. Xx Xxxx is unable or unwilling to continue the supervision of the Research on behalf of the College, the College shall promptly notify the Company, and advise it of a suitable successor within 60 days thereafter; the Company shall not unreasonably decline to accept the choice of a successor selected in this way but if it can demonstrate reasonable grounds for not wishing to accept the choice, then the Company may terminate this Agreement in accordance with the terms set out in clause 8 below.
The Research. 1.1 Yissum, through the Faculty of Science of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (“
The Research. 2.1 The Company undertakes to fund and pursue the Initial Research in accordance with the terms contained herein, and to make its reasonable commercial efforts to actively pursue the performance of the Research, and to secure funding for the Research. The parties hereto acknowledge that the administration of the Company’s research and development activities in Israel shall be performed by Biogal Israel, as a sublicensee of the Company, pursuant to the terms and conditions of the Sublicense Agreement executed concurrently with this Agreement by and between the Company and Biogal Israel, attached hereto as Attachment E. The Parties hereto acknowledge that the financing of the Company’s research and development activities in Israel shall be performed by the Company and that the Company and Biogal Israel shall be jointly and severally liable for such financing. The Initial Research shall be performed at the Institute and certain hospitals and medical institutes as set forth in the Initial Research Program, and within the framework of the Initial Research Budget. The Initial Research Budget with regard to the Research at the Institute shall consist of one thirteen (13) month period and payments for the performance of the Research at the Institute shall be made in four installments, as follows (i) for the first nine-month period of the Initial Research, payment shall be made for each three month period in advance; and (ii) for the last four month period of the Initial Research, payment shall be made in one installment in advance. The Initial Research Budget with regard to the Initial Clinical Research shall consist of one eighteen (18) month period, and payments for the performance of the Initial Research Budget shall be made for each three (3) month period in advance.
The Research. 2.1. The Company hereby undertakes to finance performance of the Research in accordance with the Research Program and Research Budget during the Research Period or any amendments thereof.
