What started in 2007 as an annual celebration of record store owners has finally followed the rest of the music industry and commercialized itself to a pulp, debilitating local labels, and bottlenecking pressing plants with absurd last-minute stock demands.
The loan program basically launched utility-scale PV solar, successfully demonstrated next generation concentrating solar power, helped revitalize the nuclear industry and commercialize cellulosic biofuels, and greatly accelerated the introduction of electric vehicles.
Director of the largest solar cell research group in the world, Professor McGehee had tried and failed to get money from the United States government or American industries to commercialize cheaper solar cells.
Micro Direct Methanol Fuel cells (μDMFC) are of considerable interest for both academic laboratories and industries to commercialize, since the energy demand has been increased.
In comparison to the mainstream video-game industry, which is highly commercialized and often marketed towards a male audience, LARP is less commoditized, and women actively contribute as authors and participants.
The Australian government is proposing to spend AUD $500 million over 4 years to establish and support up to 10 "Industry Innovation Precincts" that will create collaborations between academic, government, and industry researchers to commercialize promising discoveries.
By selling its privileged access to children to the coal industry, Scholastic is commercializing classrooms and undermining education".
However, in some developing countries, such resources are not available; therefore, universities are unable to create knowledge that can eventually be commercialized by the industry.
Although studies from around the world identify a variety of sector-specific and cross-cutting energy-efficiency technologies for the cement industry that have already been commercialized, information is scarce and/or scattered regarding emerging or advanced energy-efficiency and low-carbon technologies that are not yet commercialized.
Zirconium (Zr) and its alloys have been studied for being used in the nuclear power industry and have been recently commercialized for its use in medical implants, especially for total knee and hip replacements after hydrothermally grown oxide (Tsutsumi et al. 2010).
