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Without the license, the software was a paperweight. With it, Elias could prove that the material could function as a high-efficiency solar absorber. Without the simulation data, the grant was dead, and Thorne—who was already on thin ice with the tenure board—would likely be let go. This wasn't just about passing his thesis defense anymore