Intellectual Property Subject to Contractual Obligations. Ownership of any Intellectual Property (including Exempted Scholarly Works) that is made, discovered, or created in the course of research funded by a sponsor pursuant to a grant or research agreement, or which is subject to a materials transfer agreement, confidential disclosure agreement or other legal obligation affecting ownership, will be governed by the terms of such grant or agreement, as approved by the University, although the University will ordinarily claim ownership.
Intellectual Property Subject to Contractual Obligations. In the case of Intellectual Property (including Exempted Scholarly Works) that is developed in the course of research funded by a sponsor pursuant to a grant or research agreement, or which is subject to a materials transfer agreement, confidential disclosure agreement, or other legal obligation affecting ownership, the relinquishment of any University rights in the Intellectual Property will be governed by the terms of the relevant grant or agreement, as approved by the University, if such terms differ from this Policy. This includes research carried out by faculty members within a center of the University when a separate agreement with the University, approved by the Vice Chancellor for Research and the Director, has been executed by the center. Before a change is made in an ongoing research contract between the center and an outside entity, the Vice Chancellor for Research will consult with faculty members who participate in the contract. A Covered Individual may need a separate waiver or assignment of rights from the other party in order to acquire complete rights to the Intellectual Property. If certain Intellectual Property is available for relinquishment by the University (as set forth above), the inventor or creator of the Intellectual Property may request in writing that the Director grant a release or assignment of rights. The Director in consultation with the Vice Chancellor for Research will promptly respond to this request. The University will retain a royalty-free, non-exclusive license to use any such Inventions or Copyrightable Works for academic research and teaching. If the University has incurred expenses to obtain legal protection for Intellectual Property (e.g., patent-related expenses), the University may condition its relinquishment of rights to that Intellectual Property through a contract with the Covered Individual to reimburse the University from commercialization revenues.
Intellectual Property Subject to Contractual Obligations. In 33 the case of Intellectual Property (including Exempted 34 Scholarly Works) that is developed in the course of research 35 funded by a sponsor pursuant to a grant or research agreement, 36 or which is subject to a materials transfer agreement, 37 confidential disclosure agreement, or other legal obligation 38 affecting ownership, the relinquishment of any University 39 rights in the Intellectual Property will be governed by the 40 terms of the relevant grant or agreement, as approved by the 1 University, if such terms differ from this Policy. A Covered
