Commercial Research definition

Commercial Research means any research (i) that is, in whole or part, funded by a person or entity that is not a Funder; or (ii) that is undertaken at the request of or for the benefit of any entity that is not an Academic Organisation involved in such research; or (iii) that is undertaken (as opposed to funded) in collaboration with any entity which is not an Academic Organisation; or (iv) under which a Third Party, which is not an Academic Organisation participating in such research, will acquire any rights in (including by way of assignment or licence) or control over the results of such research;

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Commercial Research means research aimed towards discovering and developing marketable products;

Commercial Research means any research (i) that is, in whole or part, funded by a person or entity that is not a Funder (it being accepted that the charitable gift from [***] shall be deemed funding by a Funder); or, (ii) that is undertaken at the request of or for the benefit of any entity that is not an Academic Organisation involved in such research; or, (iii) that is undertaken (as opposed to funded) in collaboration with any entity which is not an Academic Organisation; or, (iv) under which a Third Party, which is not an Academic Organisation (or technology transfer organisation associated with such Academic Organisation) participating in such research, will acquire any rights to, or access to, or ownership or control of, or exploitation of, (including by way of assignment or licence,) the results of such research;

Examples of Commercial Research in a sentence

• In addition to the United States Government Rights identified in Section 14, ▇▇▇▇ hereby reserves the right to grant non-profit research institutions and governmental agencies nonexclusive licenses to practice and use the inventions of the Licensed Patents for Non- Commercial Research Purposes.

• Commercial Research activities are recorded separately to non-economic/primary activities and no funding is used to gain commercial advantage.

• The Parties entered into that certain Commercial Research and License Agreement, effective October 22, 2009 (“Effective Date”) (“Prior Agreement”), and have elected to amend and restate the Prior Agreement as set forth herein, effective as of the Execution Date.

• For Commercial Research, CAS offers a commercial SciFinder product available under a separate license agreement.

• ADaPT brings together multi-disciplinary expertise across ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ in collaboration with leading industry partners to push the boundaries in advanced design, prototyping and new materials for Industry 4.0. The following strategies are in place in support of the University's research translation and commercialisation objectives: Support of Consultancy and Commercial Research (CCR) projects through integrated management of project identification, tendering, management and reporting.

• From 2011 to 2012, new Commercial Research income won grew by 79% to $21.3M.

• The Provider agrees to provide the Material to the Recipient for use solely in internal research other than Commercial Research, in compliance with the Purpose.

• Use of SciFindern for Commercial Research requires a separate commercial SciFindern License Agreement.

• UCLB shall procure that during the [***] Period, UCL shall not and [***] shall not undertake any Commercial Research with respect to the [***] Program or accept Third Party funding other than from Funders for the [***] Program.

• The Innovation and Commercial Research (ICR) Unit had substantial contact with a diverse collection of businesses and hosted over 200 visiting organisations and institutions in 2012.

More Definitions of Commercial Research

Commercial Research means any research (i) that is, in whole or part, funded by a person or entity that is not an academic, charitable or not-for-profit organisation; or (ii) that is undertaken at the request of or for the benefit of any entity that is not an Academic Organisation involved in such research; or (iii) that is undertaken (as opposed to funded) in collaboration with any entity which is not an Academic Organisation; or (iv) under which a Third Party, which is not an Academic Organisation participating in such research, will acquire any rights in (including by way of option, assignment or licence) or control over the results of such research;

Commercial Research. Any research using the Material that has or will have a commercial benefit to the Recipient and/or Recipient Scientist and/or a Third Party. Commercial Research includes contract research, research as part of a collaboration or consultancy for a for-profit organization or for any other commercial benefit, including manufacture, sale, lease or license. Commercial Research also includes use of the Material in screens with the aim of a direct or indirect commercial benefit. However, industrially sponsored academic research shall not be considered a use of the Material for Commercial Research per se, unless any of the above conditions of this definition are met. Remuneration received by Recipient Scientist from Recipient for conducting research in compliance with the Purpose shall not be considered to be a commercial benefit.

Commercial Research means i) research undertaken to find a solution to a specific business question; or ii) research that is funded by a commercial company; or iii) research conducted upon the request of or for the use of an institution that is not an academic institution.