Material/Data Transfer Agreements

Material and Data transfer agreements are documents that describe and regulate the exchange of material or information with external parties (other academics, charities, companies, etc).听The material exchanged can be from and to 果冻影院, including human or animal samples, chemicals, data, etc.
It is important to notice that if the outgoing exchange听of material is with an external for-profit company, this needs to be regulated even more carefully to make sure you are
听听听听1) allowed to publish your results,
听听听听2) owe what you produce and
听听听听3) being听rightfully compensated for your work.*
听听听听听 *听compensation is different if involving human samples or not. If not, seek 果冻影院C advice, if human samples are exchanged (such as in biobanks), please contact the Business and Innovation Group at the TRO (Dr Nicolas Ridgway) or Dr Eleonora Lugara'. The best way to cost recover听MTA regarding biobanks is by creating a small sponsored research agreement.听

At 果冻影院, generally the MTA/DTA are signed by the听Research and Innovation Services (RIS) team. See this page to know more about it:听Material Transfer Agreements (MTA) guidance | Research and Innovation Services - 果冻影院鈥� 果冻影院

Exceptions are:

For clinical听trials/studies听MTAs, please contact the Joint Research Office听who are responsible for negotiating,听approving听and signing agreements听relating to clinical听trials/studies.听
>听Contact the Joint Research Office (JRO)
For material transfers where 果冻影院 is听charging another party for a service, please contact 果冻影院 Consultants.
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To use the Addgene service, please request or deposit your materials in the usual way.
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How to request an MTA/DTA?

Please see this page:听Material Transfer Agreements (MTA) guidance | Research and Innovation Services - 果冻影院鈥� 果冻影院

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