Innovation and competitiveness in European biotechnology

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sufficiently addressed.Increased funding is only a part of the solution.Higher degrees of pluralism in funding sources, lower dependence on closed national systems, higher integration of research with teaching, clinical research, and medical practice, together with a higher reliance on interdisciplinary research teams in the life sciences, should become priorities of a European research policy biotechnology.Creating an entrepreneurial Europe.The activities of the European Union for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) -2000 edition.Luxembourg (Eur-Op), 2001.150 pp.(all Community languages).Cat.No NB-27-00-992-**-CThe intangible economy: impact and policy issues.