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A list of all pages that have property "What are the best practices?" with value "According to their policy on IP rights, the Dutch funder ZonMw states that when a contract is written, the IP rights derived from a project belong to the research performing institution. However, when the IP rights are not exploited adequately, ZonMw can interfere, in order to increase the impact of the research. Moreover, when considering public-private partnerships in funding, the research performing organization needs to have a strong judicial position. Therefore, research institutes are encouraged to seek legal expertise or request advice from ZonMw. This is to ensure that the IP is not exploited by other private, commericial and industrial institutions, as has happened in the past. The European IPR Helpdesk has developed a fact sheet on IP management for Horizon 2020 projects.'"`UNIQ--ref-0000022F-QINU`"' The factsheet includes guidance on IP rights in a research proposal. It suggests the following: *Proposals should describe how results will be protected from commercial and industrial exploitations *Within multi-center research, the involved institutes need to organise ownership and access of rights and include the economic conditions of spaniding the rights *Proposals should state how joint ownership for expected jointly-owned results will be organized. For example, third-party licensing needs to be considered *Proposals should consider the exploitation of research results (see Figure 1) *Proposals should indicate the confidentiality measures that need to be put in place *“When defining the management structure, applicants should consider the management of intellectual property rights. A committee for exploitation and intellectual property or a manager could be considered and even a consulting body of external experts from industry.” '"`UNIQ--references-00000230-QINU`"'". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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    • Intellectual property rights in research collaborations  + (According to their policy on IP rights, thAccording to their policy on IP rights, the Dutch funder ZonMw states that when a contract is written, the IP rights derived from a project belong to the research performing institution. However, when the IP rights are not exploited adequately, ZonMw can interfere, in order to increase the impact of the research. Moreover, when considering public-private partnerships in funding, the research performing organization needs to have a strong judicial position. Therefore, research institutes are encouraged to seek legal expertise or request advice from ZonMw. This is to ensure that the IP is not exploited by other private, commericial and industrial institutions, as has happened in the past. </br></br>The European IPR Helpdesk has developed a fact sheet on IP management for Horizon 2020 projects.'"`UNIQ--ref-0000022F-QINU`"' The factsheet includes guidance on IP rights in a research proposal. It suggests the following:</br></br>*Proposals should describe how results will be protected from commercial and industrial exploitations</br>*Within multi-center research, the involved institutes need to organise ownership and access of rights and include the economic conditions of dividing the rights</br>*Proposals should state how joint ownership for expected jointly-owned results will be organized. For example, third-party licensing needs to be considered</br>*Proposals should consider the exploitation of research results (see Figure 1)</br>*Proposals should indicate the confidentiality measures that need to be put in place</br>*“When defining the management structure, applicants should consider the management of intellectual property rights. A committee for exploitation and intellectual property or a manager could be considered and even a consulting body of external experts from industry.”</br>'"`UNIQ--references-00000230-QINU`"'try.” '"`UNIQ--references-00000230-QINU`"')
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