Common use of Enabling Technology Clause in Contracts

Enabling Technology. It is understood and agreed to by Aridis that Project Intellectual Property and the underlying Background Intellectual Property as licensed to PVS by Aridis hereunder shall be used by PVS for the advancement of the Primary Formulation and/or the Optional Formulation developed by Aridis under the Project Plan and shall be made available in accordance with Article 5 to PVS designated manufacturers for the advancement of a Rotavirus Vaccine in Developing Countries. 4.2.1 Information, reagents and materials, including but not limited to (a) qualified cell lines, (b) production processes and formulations, (c) assay design and reagents, and (d) packaging design, some or all of which may be made available to Aridis by PVS or its designees or, in the case of a formulation, developed by Aridis under the Project Plan is defined as “Enabling Technology.” 4.2.2 Should Aridis elect to develop and manufacture a Rotavirus Vaccine, PVS shall, upon such written notification from Aridis and to the extent reasonable based on good faith negotiations by the Parties, provide Aridis with access to Enabling Technology with the right to use such Enabling Technology in the commercial development of a Rotavirus Vaccine. Acceptance and use of Enabling Technology shall obligate Aridis to the global access provisions as set forth in Article 6.

Enabling Technology. It is understood and agreed to by Aridis that Project Intellectual Property and the underlying Background Intellectual Property as licensed to PVS by Aridis ▇▇▇▇▇▇ hereunder shall be used by PVS for the advancement of the Primary Formulation and/or the Optional Formulation developed by Aridis ▇▇▇▇▇▇ under the Project Plan and shall be made available in accordance with Article 5 to PVS designated manufacturers for the advancement of a Rotavirus Vaccine in Developing Countries. 4.2.1 Information, reagents and materials, including but not limited to (a) qualified cell lines, (b) production processes and formulations, (c) assay design and reagents, and (d) packaging design, some or all of which may be made available to Aridis by PVS or its designees or, in the case of a formulation, developed by Aridis under the Project Plan is defined as “Enabling Technology.” 4.2.2 Should Aridis elect to develop and manufacture a Rotavirus Vaccine, PVS shall, upon such written notification from Aridis and to the extent reasonable based on good faith negotiations by the Parties, provide Aridis with access to Enabling Technology with the right to use such Enabling Technology in the commercial development of a Rotavirus Vaccine. Acceptance and use of Enabling Technology shall obligate Aridis to the global access provisions as set forth in Article 6.