Research Field of Use definition

Research Field of Use means the provision of safety science research and development activities relating to health, safety and environmental resiliency and sustainability (including chemical, electrochemical, fire, energy and digital), including business, charitable and educational activities related thereto such as public dissemination, marketing, advertising and promotional activities.

Research Field of Use means [***].

Research Field of Use means all internal research applications of Gene Product(s), associated with conducting research in the identification, development and commercialization of Drug Products. The Research Field of Use does not include the sale or license of Database Information or Gene Product(s) as research tools, or the use of Database Information or Gene Product(s) to develop database products or services.

Examples of Research Field of Use in a sentence

• The MS4 MPDES permit allows permittees to include a list in their SWMP of occasional incidental non-storm water discharges that will not be addressed as illicit discharges.

• Stanford may reduce the Research Field Exclusivity Period by converting the license in the Research Field of Use to nonexclusive pursuant to Section 6.1.

• If Epinomics fails to meet Milestone 6 set forth on Appendix A, Stanford may, in its sole discretion, convert the license in the Research Field of Use to nonexclusive.

• The license in Section 3.1 is Exclusive, including the right to sublicense under Article 4, in the Research Field of Use beginning on the Effective Date and ending [***] (the “Research Field Exclusivity Period”).

• After the expiration of the Research Field Exclusivity Period, in the event of an infringement or declaratory action relating to the Licensed Patent in the Research Field of Use, Epinomics and Stanford will meet to discuss next steps to take about the known or suspected infringement.

More Definitions of Research Field of Use

Research Field of Use means all applications of Gene Product(s) outside the Flavors and Fragrances Field of Use, including without limitation, conducting research, identification, development and commercialization of Drug Products, Diagnostic Products, Antisense Product(s) and/or Therapeutic Product(s).

Research Field of Use means the prophylaxis, palliation, diagnosis and treatment of human diseases by pharmaceutical products via any route of administration.

Research Field of Use means the performance by Authorized Users of research that directly relates to use or analysis of Genotypes, Haplotypes and HAP Marker Data in the HAP Focus Database solely for purposes of identifying correlations between genetic variants and pregnancy outcomes.

Research Field of Use shall have the meaning set forth in Section 1.60 of the Collaboration Agreement.

Research Field of Use is amended in its entirety to read as follows:

Research Field of Use or “Internal Research Field of Use”: shall mean (a) research, development, manufacture, use, importation and/or sale of Research Products; and (b) all internal research applications of Gene/Gene Derivative(s), associated with conducting research in the Antisense Field of Use, the Therapeutic Field of Use and research in the identification, development and commercialization of Drug Products. The Research Field of Use excludes the Diagnostic Field of Use, the Homebrew Field of Use, the Personalized Research Field of Use, and the GHI Database Field of Use.

Research Field of Use means internal use of the LifeTools-TM- Product, at ELITRA's or an ELITRA Affiliate's facilities (a) by personnel of ELITRA or an ELITRA Affiliate or (b) by ELITRA or an ELITRA Affiliate on behalf of strategic or collaborative partners of ELITRA or otherwise in connection with ELITRA's drug discovery collaborations, in each case, for research and development applications in compliance with this Agreement. The Research Field of Use does not include (i) the right to sell the LifeTools-TM- Product, (ii) the sale or license of data analysis services (except as set forth in clause (b) above), or (iii) the use of LifeTools-TM- Product to develop commercial database products or services.