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Ownership rules:
Default (statutory) regime for the ownership | Creator / successor in title |
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Default (statutory) regime for employee’s creations | Employer (if within scope of employer's business) |
Ownership of research results in publicly sponsored research | No, same as for companies. No professor's privilege. |
Specific ownership rules for public HEIs/research organisations and possibility to modify it contractually | No |
Specific ownership regime for students/ visiting researchers/doctoral students and possibility to modify it contractually | No |
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Dissemination rules:
Limitations on publication | No, but bear in mind the novelty requirement of a patent which is forever destroyed if publication preceeds patent application. Also, bear in mind any other agreement relating to the research project. |
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Specific rules regarding publication of scientific results financed by public bodies | No, but bear in mind the novelty requirement of a patent which is forever destroyed if publication proceeds patent application. |
Non-disclosure clauses in research contracts | This is allowed and frequent. |
Specific incentives for innovation activities:
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Incentives provided by law for individual researchers | Lower personnel wage tax for researchers and key staff |
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Incentives provided by HEI for researcher | There are many political and economic means that incentivize and decentivize both the university and the individual researchers to innovate. Examples include national innovation policies, national research agendas, institutional strategies, the call content of funding bodies, personal motivations. |
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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Transfer of rights / Licence | No | No | Information not provided | |
Creating of spin-off companies | Yes, but they are related to the generic process of establishing a company. | Yes. Universities may own shares in spin offs but must remain a minority owner (i.e. >50 % of the shares). | Information not provided |
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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Yes | Yes, but they do not state the amount yet only that remunerations is a vital part of cooperation and should not be overlooked. | No, it is up to each HEI to create internal standards for revenue sharing. | Information not provided |
Models of contracts used in R&D:
Type of contracts | Short description | Source (link) |
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Model agreement on commissioned research Model agreement on co-financed research (two parties) Model agreement on co-financed research (more than two parties) Model agreement on co-financed PhD study Model agreement on Industrial PhD project | The Johan Schlüter Committee has outlined five model agreements tailored for various types of research collaboration. | http://ufm.dk/en/research-and-innovation/cooperation-between-research-an... |