Technology and Inventions
Decomposition analysis of green chemical technology inventions from 1971 to 2010 in Japan
... chemical technology equally contributes to improved financial performance; some green chemical technologies directly contribute to reducing pollution abatement costs, whereas other green chemical technologies ...
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Decomposition analysis of sustainable green technology inventions in China
... Notably, the green patent share increased even though GDP growth decreased from 2007 to 2015. One interpretation of these different trends is that the social and market demands for environmental conservation increased ...
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Why Inventions Occurred in Some Countries and Not in Others?
... on inventions and that population is in fact the best proxy for the scale ...of technology in 1500 is reverted to a significantly positive effect when the USA is dropped from the ...of technology in ...
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Commercialization policy of inventions for green growth target
... Even while giving tasks to implement national programs or state-level S&T programs, the Government also requires that each S&T task can only be completed when achieving the following specific targets (2011-2020): ...
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Do the charecteristics of technology lead to university patents being unexploited?
... of inventions being licensed are high if inventors can work closely with a company’s representative or company’s ...which inventions match their needs and funding would be easier to obtain when networking ...
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Global technological collaboration network Network analysis of international co inventions
... and technology collaboration policies need to answer such questions as: What position does my country occupy in the network of global technological collaboration? What are the other countries that my country ...
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A Study On Patent Act With A Reference Of Non-Patentable Inventions
... An invention is understood based on how the three of its subjective constituents , ie, novelty, inventive step, and industrial application are understood. The subject matter should involve an invention over what is old. ...
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Do We Need Patent Protection to Biotechnology Inventions?
... the technology which include all such work by which the products are produced from raw materials with the aid of living ...of Technology Assessment states, “biotechnology includes any technique that uses ...
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Patent: A Tool For Providing Protection To Innovative Research Ideas
... encourage inventions and to make the benefit of patented invention available at “reasonably affordable prices to the public,” to secure that these are worked in India, and not to enable patentees to enjoy monopoly ...
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Knowledge valorisation in Dutch University Hospitals : The role of Technology Transfer Offices
... university technology transfer programs exist for less than 10 years, and are not yet ...of technology flow: the current, traditional flow under the Bayh-Dole regime where the university is owner of the ...
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A Soviet quasi market for inventions : jet propulsion, 1932–1946
... Table 1 showed that some fifteen distinct research establishments were involved in developing jet propulsion for aviation; these are detailed in Table 2. The true total of establishments listed in the table is less than ...
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‘PATENT ASPECTS FOR BIOTECHNOLOGY INVENTIONS – TRADITIONAL BIOTECHNOLOGY AND MODERN BIOTECHNOLOGY’
... other inventions of bio-technology, both products as well as processes, do not constitute patentable ...biotechnological inventions. Meanwhile, patent laws universally exclude certain ...
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Voice Based Home Appliances Control System
... Today world is a global hub due to advancements in technology. Inventions and evolution in technology has made this possible. Home automation has an important role in people’s life when it comes to ...
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Intellectual Property Rights: Concept, Growth and Challenges in India
... Now, however, the laws are fully TRIPS-compatible and also allow product patents in all areas of technology. However, there are some provisions in the law, mandated by the social and political thought process, ...
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Research on Markets for Inventions and Implications for R&D Allocation Strategies
... Sequential strategy. An alternative approach in the face of endogenous uncertainty is to invest in different technologies sequentially. This approach is based on the idea that testing alternative technologies over time, ...
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Voice Based Home Appliances Control System
... Today world is a global hub due to advancements in technology. Inventions and evolution in technology has made this possible. Home automation has an important role in people’s life when it comes to ...
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Diamonds and “the Golden Flute”: from the Golden Age of prodigies and geniuses to the Knowledge Based Digital Economy
... and inventions, synonymous with scientific breakthroughs have required investments of time, knowledge and innovation, innovation (as well as creativity), is more synonymous with modern technology and ...
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Technological Progress and the Future of Kuznets Curve's
... This paper considers the relationship between technological progress and the Gini index. Using OECD members’ data, we reconfirm that new-born technological inventions increase the degree of inequality but that ...
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Benjamin Thompson and the First Secret Ink Letter of the American Revolution
... All of the developed peculiarities used by Thompson in modifying the basic English Roundhand system of writing, the individuality in the handwriting as shown by inventions in the forms o[r] ...
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A review: Patent literature on inventions containing essential oils with mosquito repellency
... repellent inventions, contribution of China, Japan, Korea and India accounted for, respectively, 37, 15, 13 and 8% (73%) of all ...repellent inventions are indexed as agrochemical bio regulators and over ...
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