Assay Technology definition

Assay Technology means the Assay Know-How and Assay Patents.

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Assay Technology means SIGNAL Technology necessary or useful for performing the Assays.

Assay Technology means all inventions, discoveries, works of authorship, trade secrets and other know-how or developments, including observations, conclusions, hypotheses, identifications, data and other information, and all intellectual property rights (including co-invented or sole-invented patent rights) appurtenant thereto, that are made, conceived, reduced to practice, authored, or otherwise generated or obtained directly or indirectly by one or both Parties in whole or in part in the course of performance of the Work Plan that are modifications or improvements of screening assay technology, including assay design, development, validation, implementation, application, and performance, that are generally useful for screening assays without respect to a particular target, compound, or set of compounds, but expressly excluding ATLAS Technology.

Examples of Assay Technology in a sentence

• Notwithstanding the preceding sentence, SIGNAL retains the right under the Assay Technology solely to perform its obligations under this Agreement, including but not limited to conducting screening of DPM Compounds and Signal Compound Libraries as contemplated by and in accordance with the Research Plan, including the right to grant sublicenses solely to its Affiliates for such purposes.

• After expiration of the Post Research Term, DPM has a non-exclusive, fully paid-up license under the Assay Technology.

• Upon request, Contractor shall provide CO and COR with the following contract funded documents as specified below but not limited to: Process Development Reports; Assay Qualification Plan/Report, Assay Validation Plan/Report, Assay Technology Transfer Report, Batch Records, Contractor/Subcontractor Standard Operating Procedures (SOP’s), Master Production Records, Certificate of Analysis, Clinical Studies Data or Reports.

• Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, Ostex shall make available to Metrika personnel trained in and knowledgeable of the Bone Resorption Technology and performance characteristics of the NTx Assay Technology.

• Ownership of Research Results, Assay Technology, and ATLAS Technology shall be determined in accordance with this Section 8(b), notwithstanding affiliation with a Party of inventors or authors or Section 8(a).

• Subject to the license granted to Amgen under Section 4(c), Anadys shall solely own all right, title and interest in and to the Screening Assay and the Assay Technology.

• All out of pocket costs of a required or agreed recall except insofar as such recall relates to Critical Reagents or the NTx Assay Technology ( except printing and mailing costs incurred to notify customers of such recall), shall be borne by Hologic.

• Inventorship of discoveries or inventions, and authorship of works of authorship, included within Research Results, Assay Technology, and ATLAS Technology, shall be determined in accordance with the patent and copyright laws of the United States of America, respectively.

• After the expiration of the Small Molecule Research Term, BSP shall not be permitted to use any OncoMed Know-How for the practice of the Assay Technology, and BSP shall return any tangible OncoMed Know-How transferred by OncoMed to BSP under this Section 2.3.3 promptly after such expiration, unless there is an active ongoing program to identify back-up Small Molecule Collaboration Compounds.

• Ostex shall provide Hologic and Serex with full access to all clinical trial data and regulatory submissions, and make available all urine samples, collected by Ostex that pertain to the NTx Assay Technology and to the activities of Hologic and Serex under this Agreement.

More Definitions of Assay Technology

Assay Technology means methods wherein genetic diversity generated by Shuffling is selected or screened to identify the subset of genetic variants for inclusion in a subsequent application of Shuffling or to identify the desired product.

Assay Technology means any (a) OncoMed Know-How that is (i) [***], and (iii) provided to BSP by OncoMed under this Agreement as agreed by the JSC and (b) [***], each of subsections (a) and (b) together with any Patents Controlled by either Party claiming inventions [***] the Know-How and assays described in subsections (a) and (b) that are [***] in the course of [***].

Assay Technology means all inventions, discoveries, works of authorship, trade secrets and other know-how or developments, including observations, conclusions, hypotheses, identifications, data and other information, and all Intellectual Property appurtenant thereto, that are made, conceived, reduced to practice, authored, or otherwise generated or obtained directly or indirectly by Anadys in whole or in part in the course of performance of the Research Plan that are modifications or improvements of ATLAS screening technology, including assay design, development, validation, implementation, application, and ***CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED performance, that are generally useful for ATLAS screening assays without respect to a particular target, compound, or set of compounds.

Assay Technology means any (a) OncoMed Know-How that is (i) [***], and (iii) provided to BSP by OncoMed under this Agreement as agreed by the JSC and (b) [***], each of subsections (a) and (b) together with any Patents Controlled by either Party claiming inventions [***] the Know- How and assays described in subsections (a) and (b) that are [***] in the course of [***].

Assay Technology means (a) anyTechnologyrelatingto the SOMAscan Assay, Pathway Panel Assays, or SOMAmer Panels, including any analytic processes related to any of the foregoing, which is Controlled by SomaLogic as of the Effective Date or on or after the Effective Date other than in connection with the performance of the Program; and

Assay Technology means any methods, processes, techniques, materials, or compositions used or developed by ACLARA during the Term in performance of the Evaluation Program for detecting or measuring analytes using ACLARA Technology, including specific assays, protocols and analysis algorithms.