Theses. From the time when a graduate thesis proposal has been finally approved by the Graduate Studies Committee, it shall be retained by the Graduate Studies Office for twelve (12) months unless, by mutual agreement between the supervisor of the thesis and the supervisee, it is decided that it may then be released and deposited in the Library. Otherwise, at the end of the twelve (12) months the completed thesis will be deposited in the Library.
Theses. 7.1 One copy of any Ph.D. thesis or similar academic document relating to the Experiment must be sent by the Collaborating Institution(s) concerned to the CERN Library for inclusion in its collection.
Theses. The University recognizes that copyright for theses remains with the student. The original records (including software) of an investigation for a graduate thesis or dissertation are the property of the University but may be retained by the student at the discretion of the student’s major department and faculty mentor. The University shall have, as a condition of degree award, the royalty-free right to retain, use and distribute a limited number of copies of the thesis, together with the right to require its publication for archival use.
Theses. Nothing in this Agreement shall impose restrictions on the content or handling, for academic purposes, of theses of the Participant in a University Project. Nonetheless, the Centre may request, in writing, that the Participant delay publication or disclosure of a thesis for a period not to exceed one (1) year from the date of intended publication or disclosure, only if such publication or disclosure would prevent protection or commercialization of any Centre Intellectual Property or research results arising from performance of a University Project. The Centre may also request that a thesis defence be held in camera and that the members of the thesis examination board, including the external examiner(s), be required to sign a non-disclosure agreement. The Centre acknowledges that this Agreement does not obligate the Participant to delay publication or disclosure of a thesis.
Theses. At the end of their study program, the students nominated for the DD program shall produce a master thesis written in English. This thesis shall be presented at both institutions. The students nominated for the DD program will complete their master thesis in either the home or the host institution. To this purpose, each student nominated for the DD program will choose one main supervisor from the institution where the thesis work is carried out. A second supervisor shall be allocated from the other institution. B oth supervisors should be members of the examination board for the master exam The master final exam will include an oral defence of the thesis work and will be given either in the home or in the host institution. For this exam, a joint board will be nominated, which includes both KLU and UNIUD members. This board will be made of at least five members. Variations of the exam procedure and board composition may be adopted according to changes of the corresponding procedures of either institution. The exam final grade will be given on the basis of the student's career and of the thesis defence. Independent grades will be assigned according to the criteria of both institutions. After the final exam, an official document will be filled and signed by the examination board in agreement with the administrative rules of both institutions. This document will trigger the final degree release by both institutions. Thereafter, the student shall be awarded the degree "Diplom-lngenieurin"/"Diplom lngenieur" by the Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt and the degree "Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx" (Electronic Engineering) by the University of Udine, with all the legal effects in both countries.
Theses. Where students are involved in the Project, the Company and the University may agree to add a clause allowing for the submission of a thesis and its deposit in the University’s library. An example of that sort of clause is given below. The University will need to have a process in place for examining theses confidentially and restricting access to them in the library. Possible Thesis Clauses: Where, with the agreement of the Company, any registered student of the University has been involved in the Project, nothing in this Agreement will prevent that student submitting a thesis based on any of the [Results and the] Company's Background for a degree of the University, or the examination of that thesis by examiners appointed by the University, or the deposit of that thesis in a library of the University in accordance with the relevant procedures of the University. However, if the examination or deposit of the thesis would disclose any [Result or any ]of the Company's Background which is Confidential Information, the University will notify the Company at least [30]OR[60] days before the thesis is due to be submitted, and the Company may, by giving notice to the University (a Thesis Notice) within [15]OR[30] days after the Company receives the notice from the University, require any external examiners or readers of the deposited thesis to sign confidentiality undertakings as a condition of receipt of the thesis. If the University does not receive a Thesis Notice within that period, it may proceed with examination and deposit of the thesis.] Or Where, with the agreement of the Company, any registered student of the University has been involved in the Project he will follow the University’s regulations for the submission of any thesis or theses for examination. In any event the University will procure that the student will submit a draft thesis to the Principal Investigator and the Company's Supervisor at least [30] days before the date for submission for examination. The Student may not, without the Company's express written consent, include in any thesis any of the Company's Background or and Results belonging to Company.] xliii Confidentiality - Time Limits: It is common for people to want to limit the time during which information is to be kept confidential, and this clause allows for that. The danger of imposing a time limit is that the information may still be commercially sensitive, or should be kept confidential for some other reason, after the end of th...
Theses. Xxxxxx Xxx Xxxx has been advisor of the Ph.D. thesis of 30 SISSA students (Defranceschi, Xxxxxxx, Paderni, Xxxxxx` Piat, Xx Xxxxx, Xxxxxx, Xxxx, Bellettini, Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx, Dall’Aglio, Xxxxx, Xxxx, Xxxxxx, Xxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, Xx- xxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx, Morandotti). At present he is advisor of 4 SISSA students (Xxxxxx- xxxxx, Racca, Iurlano, Scala). Jury member abroad 1984: Jury member (Rapporteur) of the “The`se de Doctorat d’Etat e`s Sciences Mathe´matiques” on “Comporte- ment limite de solutions d’ine´quations variationnelles associe´es a` une suite de contraintes de type obstacle” by Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Universite´ Paris Sud, France. 1992: Jury member (Fakultetsopponent) of the “Doctoral Thesis” on “G-convergence and Homogenization of Sequences of Linear and Nonlinear Partial Differential Operators” by Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx, Department of Applied Mathematics, Xxxx University of Technology, Sweden. 1996: Jury member (Rapporteur) of the “The`se de Doctorat” on “Homoge´ne´isation de proble`mes de Dirichlet non line´aires dans des ouverts perfore´s” by Xxxx Xxxxxx-Xxxx, Universite´ Xxxxxx et Xxxxx Xxxxx, Paris VI, France. 1998: Jury member (Rapporteur) of the “Habilitation a` Diriger des Recherches” on “Effets de la geometrie dans quelques proble`mes d’homoge´ne´isation” by Xxxx Xxxxxx, Universite´ Xxxxxx et Xxxxx Xxxxx, Paris VI, France. 2002: Jury member (Examinateur) of the “Habilitation a` Diriger des Recherches” on “Proble`mes variationnels aux frontie`res ou discontinuite´s libres. Applications au traitement d’images, a` l’optimisation de formes, a` la me´canique de la rupture” by Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, Universite´ Paris IX Dauphine, France. 2008: Jury member (Rapporteur) of the “Habilitation a` Diriger des Recherches” on “Questions variationnelles autour d’un proble`me de restauration d’images” by Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Universite´ Xxxxxx et Xxxxx Xxxxx, Paris VI, France. Visiting Professor 1989, March: Universite´ xx Xxxx. 1990, November: IMA, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. 1991, April: Universite´ de Toulon et du Var. 1991, June: Universite´ xx Xxxx. 1994, April: Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh. 1998, January: Academia Sinica, Taipei. 1998, October-November: Universite´ Xxxxxx et Xxxxx Xxxxx, Paris VI. 1999, October-November: Xxxxxx Institute, Cambridge. 2000, May: Paris IX Dauphine. 2001, January : Paris IX Dauphine. 2002, October: Carnegie Mellon Uni...
Theses. The Licensee acknowledges that in respect of any proposed Publication that is a student thesis, clause 12.1(b) will not apply, however the Licensee may require that thesis to be:
Theses. At the end of their study program, the students nominated for the DD Program shall produce a master thesis written in English. This thesis shall be presented at both institutions. Students participating in this DD Program can complete their master thesis in either the home or the host institution. The DD Program candidate can choose one main supervisor from the institution where the theses work is carried out and shall be allocated a second supervisor from the other institution. Both supervisors should be members of the examination board for the master exam. If the main supervisor comes from the “host institution” he/she may join the examination board by teleconferencing. Variations of the exam procedure and board composition may be adopted according to changes of the corresponding procedures of either institution.
Theses. At the end of their study program, the students nominated for the DD program shall produce a master thesis written in English. This thesis shall be presented at both institutions. The students nominated for the DD program will complete their master thesis in either the home or the host institution. To this purpose, each student nominated for the DD program will choose one main supervisor from the institution where the thesis work is carried out. A second supervisor shall be allocated from the other institution. The master final exam will include an oral defence of the thesis work and will be given at the home institution. It shall be organized under the responsibilities of both institutions The exam final grade will be given on the basis of the student's career and of the thesis defence. Independent grades will be assigned according to the criteria of both institutions. After the final exam, an official document will be filled and signed by the examination board in agreement with the administrative rules of both institutions. This document will trigger the final degree release by both institutions. Thereafter, the student shall be awarded the degree of the home institution and the legal effects of the corresponding academic degree of the host institution.
