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What is an MTA and when do I need to use one?

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What is an MTA and when do I need to use one?

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MTA is a “Material Transfer Agreement” is used when you are sending materials from your lab to someone in another lab for their use. This document establishes ownership of the materials and describes any restrictions on the use of the material by the receiving party. This document should be used every time materials leave your lab. The MTA can be requested from FAU Technology Transfer or the FAU Office of the General Counsel. The MTA needs to be approved by FAU Legal Counsel and signed by The VP of Research or the Director of Sponsored Programs.

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