New Intellectual Property definition

New Intellectual Property means any Intellectual Property that arises out of, or is created in the course of, the performance of the Contract.

New Intellectual Property means all data, discoveries, developments, inventions (whether patentable or not), improvements, methods of use or delivery, processes, know-how, or trade secrets which are generated, conceived, reduced to practice or otherwise made by or on behalf of Recipient as a result of the conduct of the Research Plan or as a result of the use of any Data Set provided to Recipient under this Agreement.

New Intellectual Property means the Intellectual Property jointly conceived, created, developed, improved or reduced to practice or writing by the Parties hereto as a result of the Project.

Examples of New Intellectual Property in a sentence

• UConn Health shall own all New Intellectual Property, unless UConn Health agrees in writing to the contrary.

• Contractor shall have no rights in or to New Intellectual Property, unless such rights are explicitly stated in this Contract.

• New Intellectual Property: All patents, copyrights, industrial design rights, trademarks, trade dress, trade secrets, reports, data, or other tangible work first created, acquired, or reduced to practice in connection with this Contract.

• Contractor hereby grants to UConn Health a worldwide, non-exclusive, perpetual, fully-paid, irrevocable, transferable license to its Existing Intellectual Property, to the extent needed to enable UConn Health to use the New Intellectual Property.

• Contractor shall disclose and deliver to UConn Health upon request all New Intellectual Property.

More Definitions of New Intellectual Property

New Intellectual Property means Intellectual Property created after the Commencement Date and/or the Renewal Date which is wholly or substantially connected with Cambs HIA;

New Intellectual Property means all of these, created by Developer during work on a Project, alone or with Company personnel: (i) all Intellectual Property Rights that Developer creates as a result of Developer’s work on a Project (ii) Derivatives of New Intellectual Property (iii) Embodiments of New Intellectual Property

New Intellectual Property means any and all Intellectual Property arising or resulting from or under this Agreement (including from the provision of Services and other activities), including for or under an Order.

New Intellectual Property means Intellectual Property that is developed by Praxis during the conduct of the Research Projects performed by Praxis in accordance with Section 8;

New Intellectual Property means all Intellectual Property conceived or first reduced to practice or made during the performance of Work under this Agreement by the Student(s) working on the Course Project.

New Intellectual Property means any Intellectual Property that arises out of, or is created in the course of, the performance of the Contract.”Modern Slavery Law” means any law of the Commonwealth of Australia or any State or Territory of Australia, and any other applicable law, pertaining to exploitative practices includingslavery, servitude, forced labour, human trafficking, debt bondage, child labour and other slavery-like practices.

New Intellectual Property includes (i) Modifications (but not the Material that is contained or incorporated therein), (ii) other substances and materials created by Recipient through the use of the Material or Modifications, but that are not Progeny, Unmodified Derivatives or Modifications (i.e. do not contain the Original Material, Progeny or Unmodified Derivatives), (iii) any new use of the Material, Modifications, or the substances and materials described in (ii) herein, created by Recipient, and (iv) any new or improved process, method, or technique conceived or developed by Recipient through the use of the Material, Modifications, or the substances and materials described in (ii) herein;