Joint Project Intellectual Property definition

Joint Project Intellectual Property means Project Intellectual Property which is first conceived or reduced to practice jointly by Company and University during the course of the Project in the performance of the Work detailed in Appendix A. The Parties shall jointly own such Joint Project Intellectual Property commensurate with their respective inventive contribution to its development.

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Joint Project Intellectual Property means all Project Intellectual Property made jointly by USC personnel and Sponsor personnel, or made solely by Sponsor personnel using USC facilities, resources, equipment or funds.

Joint Project Intellectual Property has the meaning set forth in the PadCo-Protiva License and Services Agreement.

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In the absence of the parties entering into such an agreement, each party may exploit or license its own interest in the Joint Project Intellectual Property without accounting to the other and either party may apply for patent protection, provided that all such applications must be joint and the filing party will bear all costs and will include the non-filing party on all communications with the patent office.
As more particularly set forth in the Protiva-Monsanto Services Agreement, and subject to the license granted by Monsanto in the Protiva-Monsanto Services Agreement, Monsanto is and shall at all times remain owner of any Joint Project Intellectual Property.
USC will notify Sponsor in writing of any USC Project Intellectual Property or Joint Project Intellectual Property after a written invention disclosure is received by the USC ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Institute for Innovation.
Sponsor will notify USC in writing of any Joint Project Intellectual Property promptly after it receives a written disclosure thereof.
In any such exclusive license, USC will reserve for itself, and other non-profit research institutions, a royalty-free, irrevocable license to make and use the USC Project Intellectual Property or Joint Project Intellectual Property for research, educational and clinical research purposes.
All rights, title and interest to Joint Project Intellectual Property shall belong jointly to USC and Sponsor.
If Sponsor does not exclusively license USC’s interests in any Joint Project Intellectual Property, the parties shall upon the request of either party negotiate in good faith to reach agreement on the joint management of such Joint Project Intellectual Property, including the patenting and commercialization thereof.
Sponsor has a time-limited right to negotiate an exclusive, worldwide, royalty-bearing license to USC’s interest in USC Project Intellectual Property and Joint Project Intellectual Property in accordance with this Section 11.
If Sponsor does not exercise its right to negotiate a license during the Election Period or the parties fail to execute a license agreement prior to the end of the Negotiation Period, then USC shall be free to exploit or license its interests in the USC Project Intellectual Property or Joint Project Intellectual Property without further obligation to Sponsor.
If the Parties cannot mutually agree on such [***], such Joint Project Intellectual Property and Joint Project Patents shall remain jointly owned by the Parties.

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Joint Project Intellectual Property is any Project Intellectual Property jointly developed by Target and CVS. Each Party acknowledges that the Joint Project Intellectual Property is jointly owned by the Parties without any duty of accounting between the Parties. Neither Party shall assign, sell or disclose Joint Project Intellectual Property to any other Person (except to its Affiliates) without the prior written consent of the other Party, such consent shall not be unreasonably withheld, delayed or conditioned. The creation of Joint Project Intellectual Property does not, without more, grant either Party any ownership or rights in any Background Intellectual Property which the Joint Project Intellectual Property may be related to or derived from.

Joint Project Intellectual Property means (a) all inventions that were conceived jointly by: (i) Monsanto, employees of Monsanto, or other Persons owing a duty to assign to Monsanto (“Monsanto Personnel”) and (ii) Protiva, any of its Affiliates, employees of Protiva or any of its Affiliates, or other Persons owing a duty to assign to Protiva or any of its Affiliates (“Protiva Personnel”) in the conduct of activities under the Research Program (“Joint Project Inventions”), (b) all Know-How that was developed, created, made, discovered, or produced jointly by Monsanto Personnel and Protiva Personnel in the conduct of activities under the Research Program, (c) all tangible works of expression that was co-authored by Monsanto Personnel and Protiva Personnel in the conduct of activities under the Research Program, (d) all inventions that are conceived jointly by Monsanto Personnel and Protiva Personnel in the conduct of activities under the Technology Transfer (“Joint Technology Transfer Inventions”), (e) all Know-How that is developed, created, made, discovered, or produced jointly by Monsanto Personnel and Protiva Personnel in the conduct of activities under the Technology Transfer, and (f) all tangible works of expression that are co-authored by Monsanto Personnel and Protiva Personnel in the conduct of activities under the Technology Transfer. In the event the same invention is conceived of independently by both Monsanto Personnel and Protiva Personnel in the conduct of activities under the Research Program or the Technology Transfer, such invention shall be Joint Project Intellectual Property.

Joint Project Intellectual Property means (a) all inventions that are conceived jointly by: (i) Monsanto, employees of Monsanto, or other Persons owing a duty to assign to Monsanto (“Monsanto Personnel”) and (ii) Protiva, any of its Affiliates, employees of Protiva or any of its Affiliates, or other Persons owing a duty to assign to Protiva or any of its Affiliates (“Protiva Personnel”) in the conduct of activities under the Research Program (“Joint Project Inventions”), (b) all Know-How that is developed, created, made, discovered, or produced jointly by Monsanto Personnel and Protiva Personnel in the conduct of activities under the Research Program, and (c) all tangible works of expression that are co-authored by Monsanto Personnel and Protiva Personnel in the conduct of activities under the Research Program. In the event the same invention is conceived of independently by both Monsanto Personnel and Protiva Personnel in the conduct of activities under the Research Program, such invention shall be Joint Project Intellectual Property.

Joint Project Intellectual Property means those inventions, improvements or discoveries, whether or not patentable, that pertain to Licensed Products and are conceived or made by one or more employees of EMORY and CBT during the Contract Period and directly resulting from work performed pursuant to the Project.

Joint Project Intellectual Property means (a) all inventions that were conceived jointly by: (i) Monsanto, employees of Monsanto, or other Persons owing a duty to assign to Monsanto (“Monsanto Personnel” ) and (ii) Protiva, any of its Affiliates, employees of Protiva or any of its Affiliates, or other Persons owing a duty to assign to Protiva or any of its Affiliates (“Protiva Personnel”) in the conduct of activities under the Research Program (“Joint Project Inventions”), (b) all Know-How that was developed, created, made, discovered, or produced jointly by Monsanto Personnel and Protiva Personnel in the conduct of activities under the Research Program, (c) all tangible works of expression that was co-authored by Monsanto Personnel and Protiva Personnel in the conduct of activities under the Research Program, (d) all inventions that are conceived jointly by Monsanto Personnel and Protiva Personnel in the conduct of activities under the Technology Transfer (“Joint Technology Transfer Inventions”), (e) all Know-How that is developed, created, made, discovered, or produced jointly by Monsanto Personnel and Protiva Personnel in the conduct of activities under the Technology Transfer, and (f) all tangible works of expression that are co- authored by Monsanto Personnel and Protiva Personnel in the conduct of activities under the Technology Transfer. In the event the same invention is conceived of independently by both Monsanto Personnel and Protiva Personnel in the conduct of activities under the Research Program or the Technology Transfer, such invention shall be Joint Project Intellectual Property.

Joint Project Intellectual Property means all Intellectual Property that is (i) created or developed, or (ii) conceived or first reduced to practice jointly by one or more Personnel of the University and by one or more Personnel of the Sponsor during the Term of this Agreement in the performance of the Project. As between Sponsor and the University, Joint Project Intellectual Property shall be owned jointly by the Parties. Each Party retains title to any Intellectual Property (i) created or developed, or (ii) conceived or first reduced to practice, by it prior to the Term of this Agreement and/or outside the scope of this Agreement (“Background Intellectual Property”). No rights to any Background Intellectual Property are included in this Agreement unless expressly set forth otherwise in this Agreement.

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