When we complain about all those British discoveries commercialised elsewhere, do we ever stop to think about discoveries from elsewhere which were commercialised in the UK?
He is the son of two mathematicians who worked on the team that developed the world's first commercial, stored-program computer, the Manchester University Mark 1, which was commercialised by Ferranti, a British company, in the 1950s.
It is often the image, not the product, which is commercialised.
Since the 1950's, one of the most important animal breeding experiments in Australia has been the development of a cross between Hereford and Shorthorn cattle (hereafter named the HS line), which is commercialised under the name 'Adaptaur'; bulls from the HS line were released to the beef industry to provide genetic material.
Why do I, as CEO of a Boston-based company which looks to commercialise the most exciting discoveries spinning out of leading American universities and government institutions shuttle across the Atlantic to tell our story to British and other European investors?
The hats, belts, buckles and bolo ties, which he also commercialised, were optional.
Once appropriated, these services generate ecosystem benefits which may be commercialised, or not.
Finally, Frontier IP rose 10% to 21.25p as the group, which specialises in commercialising intellectual property, reported a jump in full year profits from £27,000 to £647,000.
The combination of these factors has resulted in a user-interactive, unique dynamic risk management software package, which has been commercialised and deployed successfully by a major international manufacturer.
When a researcher believes they may have a specific technology which could be commercialised, they approach the RCT.
