Meetings & Events

This session will present a broad summary of issues related to the generation, ownership, exchange, and use of data, including permitted and restricted uses of data in university-industry projects. Some key issues such as consents, use of publicly accessible data, non-human proprietary data exchange, export control restrictions, privacy, security, and intellectual property will be highlighted. This session will provide an overview of these issues as they apply to data in industry-sponsored and university-industry collaborative projects.

Who Should Attend?

This is an advanced webinar targeted to experienced corporate and academic representatives with responsibility for identifying, assessing, reviewing, negotiating or managing intellectual property terms in university-company research contracts including representatives of technology transfer, sponsored projects, economic development, university relations/business relations, researchers and research staff.

Pricing

Current Data Use and Access Issues Webinar
Member: $100 / Non-member: $200

10-Webinar Series
Member: $900 / Non-member: $1,900
See the full 10-webinar series schedule here

Contributors

Jennifer Ponting

Director, Pre-Award Services, Office for Sponsored Programs | Harvard University

Moderator

Heather Bragg

Contracts Officer | Carnegie Mellon University

Heather Bragg is a Contracts Officer in the Office of Sponsored Programs at Carnegie Mellon University. Ms. Bragg is responsible for drafting and negotiating a variety of funded and unfunded agreements, and specializes in federal contract procurements. Ms. Bragg has over 13 years experience working in research administration. Prior to joining CMU, Ms. Bragg worked at the University of Pittsburgh in a variety of capacities, most recently as a Federal Contracts Officer/Project Manager in the Office of Research. Ms. Bragg holds a BS degree and an MSL from the University of Pittsburgh.

About the Series

UIDP Academy presents a ten-part webinar series on contemporary issues and opportunities for effective negotiation of industry-sponsored research agreements (ISRAs). This series is strategically designed to offer seasoned contracting professionals, as well as novices and others who just want to learn more about the general issues affecting ISRA negotiations, an opportunity to discuss a broad range of contracting matters.

Information and ideas from leading subject matter experts are presented on tried, true, and new approaches, with opportunities for Q&A and presenter interaction. When appropriate, presenters will use the UIDP Contract Accords as practical guidance to help participants understand issues and collaborate more effectively.