Visiting Scientists. Nippon Kayaku may, at its option, send up to [***] visiting scientists [***], each of whom must be acceptable to Signal) to Signal's facilities in San Diego. Nippon Kayaku shall be responsible for such scientists' salaries and living and other expenses, and Signal shall provide laboratory space and supervision. Such scientists shall sign Signal's standard form of Confidential Disclosure Agreement and shall work exclusively on projects relating to the Research while at Signal's facilities.
Visiting Scientists. The Parties agree that one or more scientists from Company (each, a “Company Visiting Scientist”) may perform or otherwise participate in Research at Harvard’s facilities, and one or more scientists from Harvard (each, a “Harvard Visiting Scientist”, and together with Company Visiting Scientists, the “Visiting Scientists”) may perform or otherwise participate in Research at Company’s facilities. Company shall provide Harvard with prior written notice of each Company Visiting Scientist that Company intends to have perform or otherwise participate in Research at Harvard’s facilities. Each Visiting Scientist from Company shall execute a Visitor Participation Agreement, in the form attached hereto as Exhibit D), prior to his/her visit. Notwithstanding the terms of the Visitor Participation Agreement or any other provision of this Agreement to the contrary, the Parties hereby agree that if a Company Visiting Scientist conceives and reduces to practice any patentable invention in the performance of the Research Plan during the Term outside of Harvard’s premises and facilities, then he/she shall assign his/her entire right, title and interest in and to such invention to Company. Company shall provide all necessary information and documentation required by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, if any is required, and shall ensure that its Visiting Scientist has the appropriate visa for his/her visit(s) to Harvard. Each Party will endeavor to apprise the other Party’s Visiting Scientists of any rules, regulations, procedures and policies that may be applicable to the Visiting Scientist’s activities at its facilities. In any event, however, the Visiting Scientist shall comply with all applicable rules, regulations, procedures and policies at all times during the term of this Agreement. Neither Party shall compensate or reimburse the other Party or the other Party’s Visiting Scientist in connection with the Visiting Scientist’s visit(s) under this Agreement. Each Party shall pay and administer all compensation and fringe benefits, if any, due to its Visiting Scientists. Neither Party shall provide housing, meals, travel or any other personal expenses for the other Party’s Visiting Scientists. Instead, all such expenses shall be the responsibility of the Visiting Scientist or his/her employer. Each Party shall provide health insurance for its Visiting Scientists. Each Company Visiting Scientist shall sign and deliver to Harvard, prior to the commencement of his/he...
Visiting Scientists. I acknowledge I have received copies of or access to the following Mount Sinai policies: If I have any questions or need to report a concern regarding the foregoing policies, I understand I can contact Mount Sinai Innovation Partners at (000) 000-0000. I understand that Mount Sinai reserves the right to make changes to its policies or procedures, whenever it deems it necessary or useful to do so. I understand that I am responsible for understanding and complying with Mount Sinai’s policies, procedures and instructions as applicable pursuant to the Agreement. Further, I have been instructed to discuss any outstanding issues or concerns regarding the foregoing policies, procedures and instructions with Mount Sinai’s Environmental Health and Safety Department or the Human Resources Department, as applicable. I acknowledge I have received a copy of the Visiting Scientist Agreement and agree to be bound by all provisions of the Agreement and, through it, the Co-Development Agreement, that are applicable to me in my capacity as a Visiting Scientist thereunder. I further acknowledge, without limitation, that I understand the provisions of the Co-Development Agreement which are cited in the Visiting Scientist Agreement and relate to confidentiality, publication, intellectual property, and prohibitions on the use, disclosure or transfer of materials outside of Mount Sinai. Read and acknowledged by: Print Name: Signature: Institution: Date: Attachment D Background Intellectual Property Promptly after the first Steering Committee (see Section 2.1 of the Agreement) the Parties shall identify and list by amendment the Background Intellectual Property anticipated to be used in the Development Activities. Attachment E License Terms Capitalized terms not otherwise defined in this Attachment E shall have the same meaning as defined in the Agreement to which this Attachment E is attached and incorporated.
Visiting Scientists. We consider the recruitment of visiting scientists (VS) an excellent way of efficient knowledge transfer into the network projects and a means to significantly enhance the training capacity and quality. We intend to recruit senior scientists with an international reputation for a total duration of 18 months. Visiting scientists, generally senior researchers with an international reputation in the field of radiation detectors, will be invited to work for periods of typically 1-2 months with one of the network participants. The VS will be chosen for their specific expertise, know-how and skills. They will work with the local team on their project, in direct contact with the ESRs and ERs. The trainees will profit from their particular expertise and experience. These visits will contribute to a mutual transfer of knowledge between the network and outside institutions. Visiting scientists will also be invited to give special lectures and seminars, preferably at the network’s training events. Large infrastructures are available on the various sites and at the sites of the industrial partners. The use of these highly-specialised experimental set-ups is quite often in the hands of very few experts. Visiting scientists can transfer essential knowledge among the different institutes. Also the evaluation of certain development processes at other institutes can reveal new roads to success. For young researchers it is attractive to get training from well known experts on the use of specialised apparatuses.
Visiting Scientists. UK-Brazil Stakeholder Workshops, Outreach Events Beta-testing, Roll-out of Tool High-res. Climate scenarios WP2: Vulnerability of Ecosystem and Human Health (INPE, Minas Gerais) for S. America GIS-system to Assess Vulnerability WP3: Development of PULSE Tool (Met Office) Brazilian Stakeholders UK Policymakers WP1: Coorfination (Exeter) Development Coordination University of Exeter, UK Development of Scenarios (Univ Exeter, INPE. UK Met Office Vulnerability Assessments: Ecosystems and Health (INPE, FIOCRUZ, University of Exeter) PULSE System (UK Met Office) Projected impacts Implementation Coordination Environment/Health Secretaries of Amazon states PULSE Operation System Risk Management Nucleus Projected impacts -Impacts assessment -Strategic Planning -Resilient communities Cooperation
Visiting Scientists. We consider the recruitment of visiting scientists (VS) an excellent way of efficient knowledge transfer into the network projects and a means to significantly enhance the training capacity and quality. We intend to recruit senior scientists with an international reputation for a total duration of 18 months. Nine visiting scientists, generally senior researchers with an international reputation in the field of radiation detectors, will be invited to work for periods of typically 2 months with one of the network participants. The VS will be chosen for their specific expertise, know-how and skills. They will work with the local teams on their project, in direct contact with the ESRs and ERs. The trainees will profit from their particular expertise and experience. These visits will contribute to a mutual transfer of knowledge between the network and outside institutions. Visiting scientists will also be invited to give special lectures and seminars, preferably at the network’s training events. Large infrastructures are available on the various sites and at the sites of the industrial partners. The use of these highly-specialised experimental set-ups is quite often in the hands of very few experts. Visiting scientists can transfer essential knowledge among the different institutes. Also the evaluation of certain development processes at other institutes can reveal new roads to success. For young researchers it is attractive to get training from well known experts on the use of specialised apparatuses. At this stage we are in the process of discussing and negotiating with VS candidates. The final choice has not yet been made. We give a tentative recruitment planning and the required profile. ID recruitment time hosting participant years of experience scientific profile 1 m12 CERN >10 Expert in photo detection and/or solid state detectors (design, simulation, testing, application) 2 m12 DESY >10 Expert in the field of tracking detectors and / or calorimeters 3 m18 GSI <10 Expert in detector FE electronics development, including ASIC's (design, testing, integration) 6 m18 INFN >10 Gas detectors expert (modelling, testing, electronics)
Visiting Scientists the research institution that employs you. In case of doubt as to the identity of your home institution, contact your Team Leader / Supervisor or Department Head. To be completed by the candidate Family name ………………………………………………… (as indicated in passport) First names……………………………………………. (as indicated in passport) Local address whilst at CERN (if known) ……………………………………………………………………… ……………………………………………………………………… Academic title Dr. Prof. Telephone ……….…………………………………………….. Gender: female male Private address in the home country Date of Birth (Day/ Month/ Year):…………………………. ……………………………………………………………………… Town and country of birth …………………………..… ……………………………………………………………………… Telephone ……….……………………………… Email………………………………………………………… Marital status: Single Registered partnership Married Legally separated Divorced Widowed Accompanying family members Name First name Gender (f/m) Date of Birth Nationality(ies) Spouse Children Home institution1 (name/address): Expected overall period of association with CERN: from …..…………….. to …………………… Average presence at CERN: % Internal address: Building Floor Office Tel Mobile Nature of activity at CERN: Scientific Engineering Technical Other: I understand and certify that: • I will be an associated member of the personnel of CERN, subject to its Staff Rules and Regulations. As such, I will not be employed by CERN, nor covered by its social insurance scheme; • for the entire duration of my contract of association with CERN, I will be: □ employed by …………………………………………………………………. Date of appointment: ………………….. □ * enrolled as a student at ……………………………………………………………………………….. □ * in receipt of a grant from supporting my association with CERN □ in receipt of a retirement pension from ……………………………………. • social insurance is the responsibility of my home institution and, that failing, of myself; • in particular, I will make sure that I have medical insurance that is adequate in Switzerland and France for myself and accompanying family members, which shall include cover for occupational illness and accidents for me; • I have adequate financial resources to support myself and accompanying family members. I will inform CERN of any changes in the foregoing, and understand that the consequences may include termination of my contract of association. Date: ………………………….…….. Signature: ……………………………………..……………...………….…..….. * These options are not applicable to Visiting Scientists, who must be employed by their home institution or in receipt of a retirement pension To be com...
Visiting Scientists. Pursuant to the Scientific Research Services Agreement, the parties expect that scientists from ARIAD and HMRI ("Visiting Scientists") may work at the Principal Office of the Joint Venture on the Research Program or Special Projects (as defined in Section 5.2.10). Under no -37- 39 circumstances shall any such Visiting Scientist be deemed an agent, representative or employee of the Joint Venture, and each shall remain an employee of HMRI or ARIAD, as the case may be. Notwithstanding the foregoing or any agreement between the Visiting Scientist and his or her employer, any Technology developed by a Visiting Scientist relating to his or her activities for the Joint Venture will be Joint Venture Technology, except as otherwise provided in Section 5.2.10. Salary, benefits, housing and relocation expenses of Visiting Scientists shall be borne by the party by whom they are employed.
Visiting Scientists. 6- 122 ARIAD, HMRI and the Company expect that scientists from ARIAD and HMRI ("Visiting Scientists") may work on the Research Program at the facility which the Research Services are provided hereunder. Under no circumstances shall any such Visiting Scientist be deemed an agent, representative or employee of the Company, and each shall remain an employee of HMRI or ARIAD, as the case may be. Salary, benefits, housing and relocation expenses of Visiting Scientists will be borne by the party by whom they are employed.
Visiting Scientists. The parties also agree that, from time to time, and upon their mutual agreement, one or more scientists of a party will be temporarily assigned to work at the research facilities and with the scientists of the other party in connection with said other party's own research. Such visiting scientists shall at all times remain the employees of their normal employer, which will continue to be responsible for all salary and benefits for the visiting scientists.
