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Daily Archives: March 8, 2011
Who is standing up for Canada’s basic research?
Innovation is “not a linear progression of basic science into new products“. It requires “patience, persistence and investment”. This is from a call from the League of European Research Universities for the European Union to make substantial long-term investments in … Continue reading
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