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… (the Assignor) to another party (the Assignee). For most forms of IP rights (IPR), particularly registered IPR like … (the Assignor) to another party (the Assignee). For most forms of IP rights (IPR), particularly registered IPR like … example for academic research and educational purposes). When to assign IP? The assignment of IP can take place in …

… provides you with information on each of the twelve template agreements that the HERC Intellectual Property (IP) … important factors that you need to consider when using each template agreement. … 5. Individual Template Guides … provides you with information on each of the twelve template agreements that the HERC Intellectual Property (IP) …

… discussions about a future project; and The parties are Australian entities The agreement is also suitable when one … Additional plain English guidance on the meaning of key clauses is provided in a separate annotated version of the … keep the information confidential Often this will be 5-7 years, although longer periods may be appropriate in some …

… physical materials with another party; and The parties are Australian entities The agreement is also suitable when one … Additional plain English guidance on the meaning of key clauses is provided in a separate annotated version of the … also be included. Typically, the time period will be 5-7 years, although longer periods may be appropriate. In most …

… risk research and development projects between a collaborator and a university. … risk research and development projects between a collaborator and a university. … research projects, technical development milestones linked to progress are generally not required and not …

… The Standard Research Agreement is for research and development projects between a collaborator and a university where it is not appropriate to use the Accelerated Research Agreement. … The Standard Research Agreement is for research and development projects between a …

… The Multi-party Collaboration Agreement is for multi-party research and development … 5.5 - Multi-party Collaboration Agreement … The Multi-party Collaboration Agreement is for multi-party research and development … 5.5 - Multi-party Collaboration Agreement … between only two parties – either the Accelerated Research Agreement or the Standard Research Agreement should be used …

… equipment with another party; and The parties are Australian entities The agreement is also suitable when one … bespoke agreement may be required When one party is not an Australian entity Key considerations when completing the … should also be included. Often this time period will be 5-7 years, although longer periods may be appropriate. In most …

… support on a commercial/market rate basis The parties are Australian entities The Collaborator can be a private sector … Additional plain English guidance on the meaning of key clauses is provided in a separate annotated version of the … should also be included. Often this time period will be 5-7 years, although longer periods may be appropriate. In most …

… agreed by the parties to be low risk; and The parties are Australian entities Whilst it will generally be the … each case parties should obtain independent financial and taxation advice Is sublicensing allowed? In most … the life of any registered IPR or a defined number of years for copyright or software licences Clarity over how …

… IPR developed as part of a project) on a non-exclusive basis to the other party for commercialisation. … 5.9 - Licence Agreement (Non-exclusive Commercialisation) … IPR developed as part of a project) on a non-exclusive basis to the other party for commercialisation. …

… Commonwealth Entity. The template assumes both parties are Australian entities. If you wish to use the template for a … for The geographical territories of the licence e.g., Australia Ensure that the licence is to those application …

… to legally transfer ownership of intellectual property (IP) from one party to another, for example when a party is the … to legally transfer ownership of intellectual property (IP) from one party to another, for example when a party is the … to discuss and agree in order to finalise the agreement from the template. Additional plain English guidance on the …

… The Variation Agreement is for use to alter the terms of any … 5.12 - Variation Agreement … The Variation Agreement is for use to alter the terms of any agreement previously signed by a University and … 5.12 - Variation Agreement … licence agreement to record a re-negotiation of terms such as agreed changes to payment schedules or reporting …

… a licence agreement. Options are usually six months to one year in duration and typically require both an upfront fee …

… The Framework has been designed to assist businesses when working with universities to access research expertise and intellectual property (IP). … The Framework has been designed to assist businesses when working with universities to access research expertise …

… Before you start … Before you start … it is important to assess if it will be useful for your project or situation. The Framework can be used for: … should continue to seek independent legal advice and adopt their own agreements. Project & Commercialisation … - both unregistered IP rights (e.g., confidential know-how, software) and registered IP rights (eg patented …

… The Framework helps business and universities work together on projects in five key categories. These categories are called ‘commercialisation … The Framework helps business and universities work together on projects in five key categories. These categories are called ‘commercialisation …