Theses containing confidential material Sample Clauses

Theses containing confidential material. In exceptional circumstances—if, for example, companies have been involved in developing a thesis, confidentiality agreements have been entered into with companies or there is the possibility that the content of a thesis may lead to a patent—a doctoral candidate may request a specific procedure to ensure that the relevant information is not made public in the thesis defence or when the thesis is deposited in institutional repositories. The doctoral candidate must expressly request that the academic committee of the programme apply this procedure, before the deposit and in the manner stipulated by the committee. The application must include the following documents:
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Theses containing confidential material. In exceptional circumstances—if, for example, companies have been involved in developing a thesis, confidentiality agreements have been entered into with companies or there is the possibility that the content of a thesis may lead to a patent—a doctoral candidate may request a specific procedure to ensure that the relevant information is not made public in the thesis defence or when the thesis is deposited in institutional repositories. The doctoral candidate must expressly request that the academic committee of the programme apply this procedure, before the deposit and in the manner stipulated by the committee. The application must include the following documents: A favourable report from the candidate’s thesis supervisor concerning the desirability of applying a process aimed at protecting patentable material or safeguarding technology/knowledge transfer. A full copy of the doctoral thesis. An encrypted copy of the thesis, signed by the doctoral candidate and the thesis supervisor, which should allow readers to get an idea of the research work carried out. (It is only necessary to encrypt elements as required to ensure the protection or transfer of results.) Originals or certified copies of documents which prove that the thesis is subject to protection or technology/knowledge transfer processes. Both the academic committee of the programme and the Standing Committee may require the doctoral candidate to modify the content or format of the encrypted copy of the doctoral thesis and to provide any supporting documents that they deem necessary to review the application or the deposit. The application will be approved only if it is demonstrated that secrecy is absolutely essential for the success of the protection or transfer process. The members of the academic committee of the doctoral programme are required to maintain full confidentiality of the content of the doctoral thesis and must sign the confidentiality agreement. If the deposit of the doctoral thesis in this format is authorised, the doctoral candidate must deposit it officially by providing the Doctoral School with all the documents required in the procedure, a full copy of the thesis and an encrypted copy. When the deposit of a doctoral thesis subject to this procedure is announced, the Doctoral School will inform the university community that the thesis is being treated as confidential. PhD holders who wish to consult the thesis deposited must apply in writing to the Doctoral School’s Standing Co...

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