Spillover benefits from controlled nuclear fusion technology – A patent analysis

Bruns, P.H.; Tran, M.Q.; Kunz, Daniel; Mueller, Heinz; Soltmann, Christian

doi:10.1016/j.wpi.2012.06.001

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“…The engines are fueled by rocks, and humans must mine the land resources in the movie. Nowadays, however, the technology has not been broken to make fusion technology controllable [21]. But so far, this technology is being studied and partly used in various commercial and other applications.…”

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“…For example, "new technologies for cleaning and detoxifying waste" and "semiconductor chips and integrated circuits" [22]. Although this technology is still being researched by humans, Bruns shows that its successful mastery will have a beneficial impact on the future of humanity [21]. In addition, China's research on this technology will reach the level of other major research countries by 2019 [23].…”

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Technology in Anthropocene: A Comparative Study of The Wandering Earth and Avatar

Luo

2023

LNEP

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This analysis deeply explores the interplay of CGI technology, artificial cinematic worlds, and the Anthropocene in disaster films from China and the United States. It highlights CGIs role in filmmakings evolution and its vital contribution to crafting visually immersive artificial realms. Avatar and The Wandering Earth serve as prime examples, demonstrating how CGI aids in world-building and narrative progression. Within the Anthropocene context, marked by human-induced Earth changes, this analysis examines how these films tackle environmental themes. It investigates the stark contrast between idealized cinematic worlds and real-world environmental challenges, emphasizing the tension between escapism and addressing urgent environmental realities. Moreover, this study scrutinizes technologys dual role within these films, both as a narrative solution and ethical dilemma. It questions whether CGI in these narratives offers escape or reflects an aspiration to confront environmental dilemmas using technology. The analysis also acknowledges cultural nuances influencing CGI and Anthropocene portrayals in Chinese and American cinema. Societal and cultural factors shape the depiction of technology and environmental issues in these films. In conclusion, this exploration offers insights into CGI, artificial worlds, and the Anthropocene in disaster cinema. It illuminates their potential to shape public perceptions of environmental challenges and technological solutions, emphasizing the cinematic mediums capacity to engage with real-world environmental issues.

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Technology in Anthropocene: A Comparative Study of The Wandering Earth and Avatar

Luo

2023

LNEP

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A long-term or a short-term decision when planning the decarbonisation transition pathway of power systems? A case study of China

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Energy for Sustainable Development

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The growth of intellectual property ownership in the private-sector fusion industry

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2021

Fusion Engineering and Design

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Spillover benefits from controlled nuclear fusion technology – A patent analysis

Cited by 9 publications

References 9 publications

Technology in Anthropocene: A Comparative Study of The Wandering Earth and Avatar

Technology in Anthropocene: A Comparative Study of The Wandering Earth and Avatar

A long-term or a short-term decision when planning the decarbonisation transition pathway of power systems? A case study of China

The growth of intellectual property ownership in the private-sector fusion industry

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