The Institute of Industrial Science (IIS), University of Tokyo, hereby grants a license to use all or part of the results of "Frontier Simulation Software for Industrial Science" project ("FSIS Project") organized by the IT Program of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sport, Science and Technology free of charge and pursuant to the following conditions and restrictions for users for non-profit purposes. The Institute of Industrial Science (IIS), University of Tokyo, will delegate the distribution of this software to The Foundation for the Promotion for Industrial Science.

1. Definition of FSIS Free Software

FSIS Free Software means any items marked "FSIS Free Software" among the project's results including source programs, object programs, specifications, design specifications, data, implementation results and instruction manuals.

2. Extent of Free Use

Users may use FSIS Free Software free of charge for purposes such as running FSIS Free Software with optional data for one's private use, using the results thereof for one's private use, duplicating and distributing FSIS Free Software, and modifying and then implementing FSIS Free Software.

3. Rules for Modification and Distribution

If the user creates a modified version of FSIS Free Software by modifying the FSIS Free Software itself, incorporating it into other software or other such means and duplicates or distributes such software thereafter, the user must keep "FSIS free software" in the name of such software (e.g., if the FSIS free software is named ProteinDF, the new software is named _______/ProteinDF.) and display a copyright notice therein.

The "copyright notice" segment of the internal code of the FSIS Free Software may not be altered, regardless of the reason therefore, unless it is to update or make additions to modify records such as the name of the modifier or date of modification.

4. Copyright Notice

Users must display adequately and conspicuously in each FSIS Free Software duplication a copyright notice at the first part of the credits and other indications of the software with the name of the software, version, and copyright holder. When distributing FSIS Software duplications, the user must attach the full text of these Terms and Conditions without any changes.

5. User Obligations

In order to publicly announce the results of using the FSIS Software, the user must clearly display the name, version and copyright holder together with the fact that such results were achieved by "using the results from the Frontier Simulation Software for Industrial Science Project."

If the user modifies the FSIS Software and publicly announces the results of running the software thereafter, the user must attach, at the time of public announcement, an explanation that will specify the contents and history of such modifications.

We ask that the user report any bugs or problems discovered in the FSIS Software, to the Collaborative Research Center of Frontier Simulation Software for Industrial Science at the Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo. The user may not publicly announce or disclose to a third party any bugs or problems discovered without permission.

6. Commercial Use

The user must enter into a separate license agreement for commercial purposes before using the FSIS Free Software for a commercial purpose such as those set out in (1) through (3) below.

(1) Duplicating or distributing the FSIS Free Software by the user and demanding from the party to whom the user distributed the Software not only payment for the Software as a copyrighted product, but anything of economic value, including expenses required for such duplication or distribution, or indicating the need therefore.

(2) Running of the FSIS Free Software by the user, including legal entities, not for its licensed private use, but to provide services to a third party, regardless of whether such provision is free of charge.

(3) Engaging in any kind of commercial transaction such as creating a pledge or security interest over the FSIS Free Software in any form, including the parts modified by the user itself.

The user acknowledges in advance that if it carries out any activity that breaches this clause, the copyright holder of any software shall prohibit the user from using the software. The user also acknowledges in advance that the copyright holder may claim indemnification for any profits equal to those gained by the user through such breach.

7. No Warranty

Neither the Institute of Industrial Science (IIS), University of Tokyo, the Foundation for the Promotion for Industrial Science nor any other concerned party warrants to the user the quality, performance, or implementation results of the FSIS Free Software in anyway. The user agrees that it is solely responsible in the use of the FSIS Free Software and if damages occur through using the Software, the user shall be responsible for all consequences; including compensations for damages and injuries incurred by a third party.

8. Breach of these Terms and Conditions

If the user breaches these Terms and Conditions, the user shall unconditionally carry out any measures deemed necessary to correct any situation resulting from such breach by the Institute of Industrial Science, University of Tokyo.

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