The debate originated around commercialisation of university inventions and then gathered increasing attention in relation to cases of patents and licences for medicines, with specific focus on access to them in the developing world [26], [38], [39].
Concerns were also expressed around the commercialisation and commodification of data more generally.
This reveals a lacuna around the possible commercialisation of a low-cost care robot that nevertheless appears already to be in the realm of the 'adjacent possible' (Johnson 2010).
There have been many known cases of transgenes moving into the environment since the large-scale commercialisation of genetically engineered plants started around 20 years ago.
Related: University protests around the world: a fight against commercialisation Many are fighting against the commercialisation of higher education, which they feel has led university leaders to prioritise financial goals over the needs of staff and students.
The commercialisation of space and, in particular, the enthusiasm building around space tourism could be the trend that brings down launch costs and brings SSP within reach.
Now Zinnie Harris's ragbag, grab-any-issue-that's-around dystopia which takes in the collapse of Europe, the commercialisation of human relations, the diminishment of literary culture, the desperate, sea-borne flights of refugees.
The Francophone Network Against Commercialisation of Education with representatives from 38 French-speaking nations around the world and over three hundred private organizations opposes the "transformation of education into a commercial product".
During the 1990s the strength of the ADF was reduced from around 70,000 to 50,000 permanent personnel as a result of budget cuts and the commercialisation of some elements of the military.
This, alongside the increasing commercialisation of acid house, led to the cave raves fizzling out around 1992 and becoming the stuff of legend.
