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Ownership rules:
Default (statutory) regime for the ownership | Author / researcher |
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Default (statutory) regime for employee’s creations | Employer |
Ownership of research results in publicly sponsored research | The grantor shall be the owner of such results and their disclosure and utilisation is possible only with the prior written consent of the grantor. If the results need protection (eg patent) it should be provided by the reciver of the funds for its own account. The receiver shall be entitled to reimbursement of justifiable related costs, provided these were not part of the project’s allowable costs. In limited scope the default regime can be modified contractually. |
Specific ownership rules for public HEIs/research organisations and possibility to modify it contractually | Freedom of scholarly, scientific, research and artistic activities as well as publication of the results thereof are guaranteed at higher education institutions (Article 4 of Higher Education Act). |
Specific ownership regime for students/ visiting researchers/doctoral students and possibility to modify it contractually | A school or a school-related or educational establishment shall have the right to conclude, under usual terms, a licence agreement on the utilisation of a school work. Where the author of such a work withholds his permission without stating a serious reason, such entities may claim compensation for the absence of manifestation of the author’s will in court. Unless otherwise agreed, the author of a school work may use his work or may grant the licence to any other party (Article 60 of Copyright Act). |
Related law (name & link) |
Act on Inventions and Rationalisation Proposals of 1990 The Higher Education Act of 1998 Act on the Support of Research and Development from Public Funds |
Dissemination rules:
Limitations on publication | None |
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Specific rules regarding publication of scientific results financed by public bodies | The grantor owns the rights to the results of publicly sponsored research - see Act on the Support of Research and Development from Public Funds |
Non-disclosure clauses in research contracts | Not specified |
Specific incentives for innovation activities:
Related Law (name & Link) | |
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Incentives provided by law for individual researchers | Researchers are scored by impact factor. |
Related Law (name & Link) | |
Incentives provided by HEI for researcher |
Form of commercialisation:
Form of commercialisation | Requirements regarding form of contract | Limitations for HEIs | HEIs Unit responsible for commercialisation | Related law (name & link) |
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Assignment of patents and other IPRs and Licensing | Written form (provisions of the contract not meeting the written form are invalid). | No | Technology Transfer Office |
Revenue sharing:
Remuneration/ Participation in revenues | Statutory rules regarding remuneration | Statutory rules regarding revenue sharing | Internal HEIs rules regarding revenue sharing | Related law (name & link) |
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Patents and other IPRs | In order to assess the amount of remuneration, the technical and economic importance of the invention and the benefit obtained from possible exploitation or other use, together with the material contribution by the employer to the making of the invention and the extent of the inventor's service obligations shall be taken into consideration. | Not specified | Not specified | |
Copyrights | The author of an employee work is entitled to an equitable supplementary remuneration from the employer if the wage or any other compensation paid to the author by the employer is in evident disproportion to the profit from the utilisation of the rights to the employee work and to the importance of such work for the achievement of this profit. | Not specified | Not specified; School work exception: The school or the school-related or educational establishment shall be entitled to claim an adequate contribution to be provided by the author of the school work from the income earned by him in connection with the exploitation of the work or with the granting of the licence. |
Models of contracts used in R&D:
Type of contracts | Short description | Source (link) |
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Information not available |