journal article·2016-05

Accelerating advanced-materials commercialization

Elicia Maine, Purnesh Seegopaul

Nature Materials· Volume 15· Issue 5
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Long commercialization times, high capital costs and sustained uncertainty deter investment in innovation for advanced materials. With appropriate strategies, technology and market uncertainties can be reduced, and the commercialization of advanced materials accelerated.
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OpenAlex topics: Innovation Policy and R&D · Technology Assessment and Management · Machine Learning in Materials Science

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