"Surely the first successful battery can claim to be the invention"
Having the same electrolyte on each side of a membrane appears to me to be an inventive step and likely to be the subject of a patent claim, while getting a VRFB to work well by using a good electrolyte could be in another patent.
So Maria and NASA might have sat down with lawyers and talked money and royalties.
Did NASA fund any work on VRFB's at UNSW?
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