Research Field definition

Research Field means Licensee’s internal research and pre-clinical development for the treatment or prevention of any of the Disease Indications in humans by in vivo gene therapy using AAV Materials. Notwithstanding the foregoing, “Research Field” specifically excludes the use of AAVrh10 for the treatment or prevention of Friedreich’s Ataxia (Systemic). Furthermore, “Research Field” specifically excludes (without limitation) (a) all human clinical trial use, diagnostic use, therapeutic use, and prophylactic use, and (b) any commercial uses.
Research Field means, unless otherwise agreed between the Parties, the field in which research on Xxxxxxxxx Compounds (excluding HMPL-004) will be conducted as determined by the Parties, including (without limitation) the treatment, prevention or diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases, disorders or conditions in humans and, subject to the terms of this Agreement, if agreed by the Parties, brain health and metabolic health.
Research Field means any use in the field of scientific or commercial research, excepting any use that Involves treating humans in any way whatsoever for any condition or any use that involves diagnosis of, testing for, or detection of, a disease condition, or the predisposition or susceptibility thereto, or the clinical progress thereof.

Examples of Research Field in a sentence

  • If the study is a clinical trial, consider using the JHSPH Good Clinical Practice (GCP) For Social and Behavioral Research Field Guide).

  • Undergraduate Research Field AssistantThe Flathead Lake Biological Station, University of Montana (2004).

  • If your entity is a for-profit entity, or a not-for profit entity that is majority-owned by a for-profit entity, you warrant that you have already obtained a GFP license for the Research Field from LTC and/or GE Healthcare.

  • MR acknowledges the Helmholtz Association under the Joint Initiative “Energy System 2050 – A Contribution of the Research Field Energy” and Detlef Stolten for very important contribu- tions and insights.

  • Primary Research Field: Please select a primary research field from the list below that most closely describes your field of research.


More Definitions of Research Field

Research Field means the use of Licensed Research Products to conduct pre-clinical and IND enabling studies in vitro and in vivo in mammals, other than humans, to target and treat triple negative breast cancer or multiple myeloma/secondary osteoporosis.
Research Field means the internal use by an end user of a product solely in applications of the end user (or in applications of the end user's customer, if the end user is performing contract research) in scientific research and development; and by way of example but not by way of limitation, expressly excludes:
Research Field means the use of materials derived from XenoMouse Animals that are immunized with Research Antigens solely for the creation, identification, analysis, research, characterization and preclinical development of potential Products for use in the Commercial Field.
Research Field means the research and preclinical development of products and services for use in the diagnosis, prevention or treatment of any disease, state or condition in humans (excluding the sale or provision of, to any third parties, products and services that incorporate, contain or use zinc finger DNA recognition proteins, genes that encode such proteins, or fragments or derivatives of such proteins or genes).
Research Field means the treatment, prophylaxis, or amelioration of COVID-19 (caused by SARS-CoV-2) in humans.
Research Field means cancer research [ * ].
Research Field means use in in vitro and in vivo studies (excluding any studies in humans) in connection with Merrimack’s internal discovery and development programs, and not for any other purpose.