CBC Project definition

CBC Project or “Project” means target, agent, compound or class of compounds determined by the NExT Senior Advisory Committee to be high priority.
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Examples of CBC Project in a sentence

  • If Confidential Information provided by a Confidential Information Provider is included in the publication, the Confidential Information Provider may request in writing within the thirty (30) day review period, that the proposed publication be delayed until such time that the CBC Project Team and the Confidential Information Provider agrees the information is appropriate to publish or edited in such a way that the Confidential Information is not disclosed.

  • The CBC Project Manager will distribute a summary of the EIR (“Invention Summary”) to the CBC Project Team.

  • Inventor’s Technology Transfer Office (TTO) will notify the CBC Project Manager and the NExT Program Director within fifteen (15) days of receiving an Employee Invention Report (“EIR”) for invention related to a CBC Project.

  • Before Participant submits any publication or public disclosure which includes Confidential Information, the Participant will provide the disclosure to the CBC Project Team who will then have thirty (30) days to review the proposed publication to ensure that Confidential Information is protected.

  • Members of the CBC Project Team will have thirty (30) days from receipt of Invention Summary to review and respond to the CBC Project Manager.

  • Investigators will enter data into the CBC Database to be used by the CBC Project Team to support and advance the Project.

  • The obligation to maintain the confidentiality of Confidential Information will expire five (5) years from completion of the CBC Project.

  • The Parties may not publish or publicly disclose any Confidential Information provided by the CBC as described in Article 6 of the CBC Participant Agreement including data accessed from the Central CBC Database or CBC Project Team without permission from the CBC Project Team and the NCI.

  • The EIR will be distributed only to members of the CBC Project Team who report they may be contributors to the reported invention.

  • Parties will report all Inventions generated under a CBC Project to the NCI and all members of the CBC Project Team in sufficient detail to determine inventorship, which will be determined in accordance with U.S. Patent Law.