Foreground Knowledge Clause Samples
The Foreground Knowledge clause defines and governs the ownership and use of knowledge, inventions, or intellectual property that are created as a direct result of activities under an agreement or project. Typically, this clause clarifies that any new discoveries, data, or developments made during the course of the collaboration belong to a specified party, often the creator or the commissioning organization, and may outline rights to use, publish, or commercialize such knowledge. By establishing clear rules for the treatment of newly generated intellectual property, the clause helps prevent disputes over ownership and ensures that all parties understand their rights and obligations regarding the results of their joint efforts.
Foreground Knowledge. All information, including any data and/or result, regardless of form and regardless of whether it is or can be protected and intellectual property rights derived thereof, which is generated under the Project by a person employed with or allocated by a Party to the Project. Invention: Foreground Knowledge, which may enjoy protection as a patent or utility model under the generating Party’s national law.
Foreground Knowledge. All knowledge generated during collaboration on the Project regardless of whether this knowledge was created by the Institution or the Company. The Institute [Name of the Institute carrying out the Project]. Invention: A new product that differs from what is known at the time the product was invented. In this Agreement, the word ‘Invention’ shall also cover products that may qualify for protection under the Danish Act on Utility Models.
Foreground Knowledge. All knowledge generated during collaboration about the Project regardless of whether this knowledge was created by the Institution or the Company.
Foreground Knowledge. Subject to the provisions of this Collaboration Agreement (including Clauses 6 and 11), each Party and its Affiliated Entities is hereby granted Access Rights to the Foreground Knowledge of the other Parties, solely and to the extent necessary for the purposes of Research Use.
Foreground Knowledge. The right of ownership including all intellectual property rights to Foreground Knowledge, which has been generated solely by a Partnership Participant, shall accrue to such Partnership Participant. Innomission MissionGreenFuels Partnership Agreement IFD File number: 1150-00001A
Foreground Knowledge. All knowledge generated during collaboration on the Project regardless of whether this knowledge was created by the Institution or the Company. The Institute: The name of the Institute at the Institution with which the PhD student is associated]. Invention: A new product that differs from what is known at the time the product was invented. In this Agreement, the word ‘Invention’ shall also cover products that may qualify for protection under the Danish Act on Utility Models. PhD Student: The PhD Student [insert name and student number] who is completing the Project. Project: The PhD Project that forms the subject of this Agreement between the Institution, the PhD Student and the Company, as described in Attachment 1. Field of Application: The field defined by the Company and the Institution in Attachment 2 to this Agreement as the field in which the Company intends to make commercial use of the Foreground Knowledge generated by the Project.
Foreground Knowledge. The right of ownership to the intellectual property rights gen- erated by twoday during the performance of the Services (“Foreground Knowledge”), is outlined in the Specific Terms & Conditions.