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Tata Steel Europe (formerly Corus) and Swansea University in Wales, UK are collaborating to develop a spray-on technology that would transform steel sheets into solar panels.
Tata Steel Europe (formerly Corus) and Swansea University in Wales, UK are collaborating to develop a spray-on technology that would transform steel sheets into solar panels.
...and if it works splendidly and becomes a groundbreaking product what's the betting the UK's cut of any profits will be miniscule?....
__________________ God only knows what sort of mess we'd be in if Brown hadn't been so 'prudent' and Bliar hadn't been 'tough on crime...' and so selflessly devoted to world peace and eradicating poverty...
Nah - Swansea U have a good IP (intellectual property) section.
That's good to hear but I still can't see them making anything other than a small % of what could be massive profits. Any idea how that side of things works when inventions in situations such as this successfully come to market?
__________________ God only knows what sort of mess we'd be in if Brown hadn't been so 'prudent' and Bliar hadn't been 'tough on crime...' and so selflessly devoted to world peace and eradicating poverty...
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