A New Jersey Services Agreement is a legal contract between The University of Memphis and UTE Corp. that outlines the terms and conditions for the commercial development of specific intellectual property and technology. This agreement is designed to facilitate a mutually beneficial relationship between the academic institution and the corporation, allowing for the monetization and commercialization of valuable research and innovations. Under this agreement, The University of Memphis grants UTE Corp. the right to exclusively develop, market, and sell the identified intellectual property and technology within the state of New Jersey. The agreement protects the university's interests by ensuring that UTE Corp. adheres to the agreed-upon development plans, timelines, and financial obligations. The New Jersey Services Agreement can encompass various types depending on the scope and nature of the intellectual property and technology being commercialized. Some specific types may include: 1. Research and Development Agreement: This type of agreement focuses on joint research efforts and the development of new technologies or products. The University of Memphis and UTE Corp. collaborate closely to carry out the required research, share resources, and jointly own any resulting intellectual property. 2. Licensing Agreement: This type of agreement grants UTE Corp. the right to use and exploit specific intellectual property or technology developed by The University of Memphis. The agreement may include provisions regarding royalty payments, sublicensing, and technology transfer. 3. Technology Transfer Agreement: This agreement primarily focuses on the transfer of technology, know-how, or expertise from The University of Memphis to UTE Corp. The university provides technical assistance, training, and guidance to the corporation to ensure successful commercialization. 4. Confidentiality Agreement: This agreement ensures that both parties maintain the confidentiality of sensitive information shared during the commercial development process. It safeguards proprietary technology, research data, and trade secrets, preventing unauthorized disclosure or misuse. These agreements serve as legal frameworks to govern the relationship between The University of Memphis and UTE Corp., empowering both parties to capitalize on intellectual property and technology advancements. Through effective collaboration and commercialization, these agreements contribute to economic growth, technological advancements, and academic-industry partnerships in New Jersey.