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Ownership rules:
Default (statutory) regime for the ownership | Creator/inventor or his successor in title |
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Default (statutory) regime for employee’s creations | Employer; in relation to patents - non-exclusive license for in-service inventions are given to the employer |
Ownership of research results in publicly sponsored research | General details of cooperation are regulated by framework agreements between the partners. In case of technology licensing, the patent ownership belongs to university, in case of contract research the ownership is decided under agreements negotiated between sponsor and university separately for each project. |
Specific ownership rules for public HEIs/research organisations and possibility to modify it contractually | Specific ownership rules for research organisations are not defined in the relevant act but such rules may exist at HEIs level. |
Specific ownership regime for students/ visiting researchers/doctoral students and possibility to modify it contractually | Specific ownership rules for students/ visiting researchers/doctoral students are not defined in the relevant act but such rules may exist at HEIs level. |
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Dissemination rules:
Limitations on publication | If it is a patentable IP, then protection prior to publication is needed. |
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Specific rules regarding publication of scientific results financed by public bodies | Framework agreements concluded between partners deal with the provisions regarding publication of scientific results, no specific rules at national level could be retrieved. |
Non-disclosure clauses in research contracts | No data could be retrieved in this regard. |
Specific incentives for innovation activities:
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Incentives provided by law for individual researchers | Tax incentives |
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Incentives provided by HEI for researcher | Career promotion |
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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Licensing of IPR / Transfer of IPR | Written form | No | Generally through sponsored research and industrial consultancy sections (Technology Transfer Offices) | Technology Transfer and Commercialization Promotion Act of 2006 |
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, utility models, industrial designs, trademarks, breeders rights, integrated circuits and other forms of IP | Renumeration is non-obligatory | Proportion not specified | Individual HEI may have their own rules, no common rules to all HEIs are found. | |
Copyright | Renumeration is obligatory | Proportion not specified | Individual HEI may have their own rules, no common rules to all HEIs are found. |
Models of contracts used in R&D:
Type of contracts | Short description | Source (link) |
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Research Contract between university and industry | KOREA UNIVERSITY Research and Business Foundation is responsible for facilitating this collaboration and the standard agreement is designed based on the requirements of the partners. | http://research.korea.ac.kr/listener.do?layout=technology_3_1 |