Common use of Third Party Collaborations Clause in Contracts

Third Party Collaborations. 17.1 The Institutions may undertake work on the Research in collaboration with a Collaborator subject to the following conditions. 17.2 The Institutions and the Collaborators shall enter into a written agreement that is consistent with the obligations assumed under this Contract and that includes conditions about: - (a) the role of the Collaborator in the Research; (b) the provision of cash or in-kind contributions to the Research by the Collaborator; and (c) the work to be undertaken by the Collaborator and its scientific contributions. The Institutions shall enter into the collaboration agreement with the collaborator before commencing the collaboration in respect of any part of the Research. 17.3 All agreements with Collaborators must conform with the Collaborator Guidelines specified in Schedule 5. For avoidance of doubt, Collaborators are not entitled to receive (directly or indirectly) any portion of the Funds. 17.4 The Host Institution must ensure that A*STAR is kept informed of the progress on the work under the collaboration in the Yearly Progress Reports and the Final Report. 17.5 The Host Institution is responsible for providing A*STAR with copies of the relevant collaboration agreement between the Collaborator and the Institutions as well as all amendments, modifications or revisions thereto. 17.6 If the Collaborator is not prepared to grant A*STAR the Option on the terms specified in clause 16, then the Host Institution shall inform A*STAR and the parties (including the Collaborator) shall negotiate terms relating to the Intellectual Property protection and commercialisation which are mutually acceptable to all parties. 17.7 The Host Institution and each Partner Institution shall promptly inform A*STAR if any aspect of the Research is the product of or otherwise relates to results obtained from a previous collaboration and the terms and conditions of any encumbrances on the relevant Intellectual Property which may adversely affect A*STAR’s rights under clause 16.

Third Party Collaborations. 17.1 The Institutions may undertake work on the Research in collaboration with a Collaborator subject to the following conditions. 17.2 The Institutions and the Collaborators shall enter into a written agreement that is consistent with the obligations assumed under this Contract and that includes conditions about: - (a) the role of the Collaborator in the Research; (b) the provision of cash or in-kind contributions to the Research by the Collaborator; and (c) the work to be undertaken by the Collaborator and its scientific contributions. The Institutions shall enter into the collaboration agreement with the collaborator before commencing the collaboration in respect of any part of the Research. 17.3 All agreements with Collaborators must conform with the Collaborator Guidelines specified in Schedule 5Annex 2. For avoidance of doubt, Collaborators are not entitled to receive (directly or indirectly) any portion of the Funds. 17.4 The Host Institution must ensure that A*STAR is kept informed of the progress on the work under the collaboration in the Yearly Progress Reports and the Final Report. 17.5 The Host Institution is responsible for providing A*STAR with copies of the relevant collaboration agreement between the Collaborator and the Institutions as well as all amendments, modifications or revisions thereto. 17.6 If the Collaborator is not prepared to grant A*STAR the Option on the terms specified in clause 16, then the Host Institution shall inform A*STAR and the parties (including the Collaborator) shall negotiate terms relating to the Intellectual Property protection and commercialisation which are mutually acceptable to all parties. 17.7 The Host Institution and each Partner Institution shall promptly inform A*STAR if any aspect of the Research is the product of or otherwise relates to results obtained from a previous collaboration and the terms and conditions of any encumbrances on the relevant Intellectual Property Research IP which may adversely affect A*STAR’s rights under clause 16.