Research Committee Meetings Sample Clauses

Research Committee Meetings. During the term of the Phase 1 Development Program, the Research Committee shall meet quarterly or as otherwise agreed by the parties, and thereafter as necessary to oversee, review and coordinate the Development Program, but no less than annually, at such locations as the parties agree. Decisions of the Research Committee shall be by unanimous vote of the members.
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Research Committee Meetings. Meetings of the Research Committee shall be held at intervals of three months, on an alternating basis, at BAVARIAN NORDIC's facilities in Copenhagen, Denmark and at EPIMMUNE's facilities in San Diego, California or at such other times and locations as determined by the Research Committee; provided that such meetings may be held by videoconference or teleconference as mutually agreed by the Parties. The initial meeting shall be held at BAVARIAN NORDIC's facilities as promptly as possible following the date hereof. Minutes of each meeting shall be prepared in duplicate and approved by the Research Committee and the approved minutes shall be signed and retained by each Program Liaison. At subsequent meetings, the members, among other things, shall report on the Research and Development Program activities undertaken since the prior meeting, exchange ideas and data regarding the Program Vaccine(s), exchange information about the patent status of the Program Vaccine(s), update the Research and Development Program as may be appropriate and discuss and resolve all other matters relevant to the activities of the Research and Development Program. BAVARIAN NORDIC and EPIMMUNE shall bear their respective expenses in attending the meetings of the Research Committee.
Research Committee Meetings. Progress Reports ------------------------------------------------ Composition of the Research Committee. For ArQule: D.L. Xxxxxx, XxD J.C. Xxxxx Xx. XxX (ArQule teamleader) R.A. Xxxxxxx Xxx Solvay: C.C. Xxxxx, XxD U. Prouschofe, PhD J. vxx Xxxxxx, XxD (Solvay teamleader) The Research Committee will meet quarterly to adapt and further define the research plan for the next 6 months and to discuss progress over the past 3 months. Chemical themes to be included in the Directed Array program and priority within the Research program will be decided upon by Solvay in consultation with ArQule. ArQule will provide Solvay with all relevant information to ArQule's best knowledge to enable sound decision making. Performance objectives, with respect to timing and number of compounds/number of themes, will be mutually defined by the Research Committee. Progress will be discussed at least once per month (by video or telephone conference) on basis of a written monthly progress report. The monthly progress report will be prepared by ArQule and will be sent to each of the Solvay Research Committee members in time for receipt at least 7 days prior to the progress discussion. The monthly progress report will contain any (updated) listing of the Arqule employees fully or partly involved in the Solvay Research program. With the extent of involvement indicated, in addition to adequate information with respect to status and progress of the running activities. The Research Committee aims for an open and highly interactive collaboration with the best scientific technical input from both sides. In addition to the Research Committee members, other ArQule or Solvay employees may be involved in part of the discussion upon agreement of the Research Committee team leaders. The term for the research plan outlined below starts at the effective closure date of the Research Development and license agreement and ends at June 30, 1996. The first quarter ArQule will have provided the equivalence of 30 months FTE capacity. The program outlined below for the first quarter is definitive and will be executed as agreed. Deviation will need the prior written approval of both the ArQule and the Solvay teamleaders.

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