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October 12, 2016
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1:00 pm - 2:30 pm EDT
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Webinar: Other Research Results (ORR)

October 12, 2016 @ 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm EDT

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academy-blueThis UIDP Academy series presents information and ideas from leading subject matter experts on tried, true, and new approaches to U-I contracting, with opportunities for Q&A and presenter interaction. Presenters will use the UIDP Contract Accords as practical guidance to help participants understand issues and collaborate more effectively.

Topic:

Sponsored research produces results in a variety of forms. Other Research Results (ORR) includes tangible (TORR) and intangible (IORR) results of a sponsored research project that are not patentable or copyrightable. Intellectual property rights in ORR may be difficult to pin down and protect. This session will review who and why ORR should be distinguished from other types of intellectual property and how the parties should approach ORR in an industry sponsored research agreement.

Presenters:

Steve Harsy, University of Arizona

SteveSteve currently serves as Director of the Contract and Research Support Program in the Office for Research and Discovery at the University of Arizona. Previously, he was the Assistant Dean from Technology Transfer and Director of the Office of Industry Relations at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, where he was responsible for structuring research relationships between the school’s investigators and industry collaborators. In addition, he was actively engaged in management of conflict of interest, research misconduct, intellectual property and other research policy issues.

 

Brea Hutchcraft-May, Monsanto

Brea joined Monsanto Company in 2013 as an Academic Licensing Manager. She and her team support the Technology (discovery) segment of Monsanto by gaining access to university technologies through material transfer, option and license agreements.  In addition, Brea and her team are responsible for transactions required to fund research at universities, both basic and applied, as well as agreements for university services. Her team also supports the Technology segment by negotiating consulting agreements with academics that participate in various Monsanto activities. Federal grants, CRADAs, confidentiality, land leases and field trial agreements are also part of the team’s activities. Brea assists Monsanto employees with any agreement necessary for them to obtain graduate degrees while working at Monsanto.

Moderator: Elaine Brock, UIDP Contract Accords Manager

Elaine UIDPElaine is a Project Manager for the UIDP, managing the Contract Accords and Master Agreements projects, both of which develop practical guidance and materials to help parties negotiating collaborative research agreements. She is President & Senior Partner at Contracts, Compliance, and Conflict of Interest Authority, LLC, where she provides advice and counsel to universities and small business on research administration issues.

Registration & Cost

Only $1600 for non-members to attend 9 information packed, interactive sessions.

$100 for participants from UIDP member organizations.

$200 for non-member participants

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Full Series Schedule

Visit the U-I Contracting Webinar Series page for more information.

Cost Date Topic
$200 August 17 Confidentiality & Publications
$200 August 31 Liability, Indemnification, and Warranties
$250 September 14 Foreground Intellectual Property
$250 September 28 Background Intellectual Property
$200 October 12 Other Research Results
$200 October 26 Copyright
$250 November 9 Software
$250 November 30 New Contracting Models
$200 December 14 International Contracting Issues

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