confidentiality agreements

Who Needs to Sign a Confidentiality Agreement?

Any individual or entity involved in the exchange of sensitive information related to catalysis should sign a Confidentiality Agreement. This includes:
- Researchers and scientists
- Collaborating institutions
- External contractors and consultants
- Employees and interns
- Business partners

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