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''A. The University shall reimburse itself from the gross income from an invention for all out-of-pocket and contractual expenses related
 
''A. The University shall reimburse itself from the gross income from an invention for all out-of-pocket and contractual expenses related
to the invention. If a patent management firm is engaged to evaluate, file or market an invention, all expenses and fees of said firm will
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''to the invention. If a patent management firm is engaged to evaluate, file or market an invention, all expenses and fees of said firm will
be deducted prior to distribution of income to the University and inventors. Remaining and subsequent income shall be distributed as
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''be deducted prior to distribution of income to the University and inventors. Remaining and subsequent income shall be distributed as
follows:
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''follows:
  
the Inventor(s) shall receive 40%;
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''the Inventor(s) shall receive 40%;
  
the department(s) with which the Inventor(s) is associated shall receive 20%. These funds are in addition to the regular University
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''the department(s) with which the Inventor(s) is associated shall receive 20%. These funds are in addition to the regular University
budget for the department and shall be divided equally between direct support to the Inventor for his or her research and the Inventor's
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''budget for the department and shall be divided equally between direct support to the Inventor for his or her research and the Inventor's
department to foster research in the department.
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''department to foster research in the department.
  
the University shall allocate 20% to a fund under the direction of the President for the promotion of research; and
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''the University shall allocate 20% to a fund under the direction of the President for the promotion of research; and
  
the University shall retain 20% for use at its discretion.
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''the University shall retain 20% for use at its discretion.
  
B. Distributions shall be paid quarterly.
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''B. Distributions shall be paid quarterly.
  
C. If the provisions of this article are inconsistent with the requirements of a sponsorship agreement, then the sponsorship agreement
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''C. If the provisions of this article are inconsistent with the requirements of a sponsorship agreement, then the sponsorship agreement
shall prevail.''
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''shall prevail.''
  
 
== Relevant Links ==
 
== Relevant Links ==

Revision as of 20:27, 29 January 2019

Little blurb about what we know.

Summary

Institution Start End Flat $0-10k $10-50k $50-100k $100-300k $300-500k $0.5-1M >$1M Fee Lab More
Brandeis University 1990 2003 Yes 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0 Yes No
Brandeis University 2004 2017 Yes 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0.40 0 Yes No

Policy Excerpts

2003 Policy

2003 Policy

A. The University shall reimburse itself from the gross income from an invention for all out-of-pocket and contractual expenses related to the invention. If a patent management firm is engaged to evaluate, file or market an invention, all expenses and fees of said firm will be deducted prior to distribution of income to the University and inventors. Remaining and subsequent income shall be distributed as follows:

the Inventor(s) shall receive 40%;

the department(s) with which the Inventor(s) is associated shall receive 20%. These funds are in addition to the regular University budget for the department and shall be divided equally between direct support to the Inventor for his or her research and the Inventor's department to foster research in the department.

the University shall allocate 20% to a fund under the direction of the President for the promotion of research; and

the University shall retain 20% for use at its discretion.

B. Distributions shall be paid quarterly.

C. If the provisions of this article are inconsistent with the requirements of a sponsorship agreement, then the sponsorship agreement shall prevail.

Relevant Links