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sunil
Sep 10 2010 at 4:06 PM
In order to fulfil it’s mission to promote green innovations, aONErgy™ is pleased to announce scrapping of professional fees for national phase PCT patent filing in India for green energy innovations (renewable energy, alternative energy like solar energy, wind energy, bio-fuels, waste energy etc). The inventor has to pay the Govt fee only and no charges for the professional services of aONErgy™.
The initiative has been taken by Akhilesh Kumar Gupta, Managing Director, aONErgy™ and President,
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Patent Agents Association of India and has named it "Green Innovation Initiative". He is also trying to formulate a strategy and might offer free patent drafting services to individual inventors of green innovations in future.
About aONErgy™
The aONErgy™ is an Intellectual Property firm committed to promote green innovations and provides a suite of leading-edge patent, trademark and industrial design services to researchers, lawyers, scientists, and corporates.
About Patent Agents Association of India, PAAI
The Patent Agent Association of India ("PAAI") is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) dedicated to protecting interests of registered Patent Agents in India, simultaneously promoting and enhancing intellectual property rights awareness in the India.
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unionmaid
Apr 06 2010 at 2:01 PM
The ability to display only the text of the slide show would be helpful to me and others who are limited to dial-up or other low-speed connections. Loading these graphics takes too long.
Thanks in advance for your consideration.
Guest
May 19 2012 at 12:44 PM
Like it or not, broadband is here and the web is built around it. Perhaps if you are in a remote location, satellite broadband may be the answer.
Nanotube power
Researchers at MIT have recently developed an energy technology that produces DC voltage by slingshotting electrons through a carbon nanotube. The discovery is so monumental that an entire branch of science and engineering may need to be created just to deal with the new form of energy production. In more practical terms, a thermpower device made of carbon nanotubes could provide the same energy output as a lithium-ion battery but at 1/100th the size. Imagine your laptop being powered by something the size of your fingernail!
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