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Plant Pathology in Western Australia: The Contributions of an Australian Woman Scientist

ALLEN, NESSY - In: Prometheus 15 (1997) 3, pp. 387-398

Very few women after the second World War made agricultural science their first career choice. Olga May Goss, however, in her 35 years in the Western Australian Department of Agriculture, saved more than one industry from ruin, thus contributing in no small measure to the economic prosperity of...

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Australian Framework for the Commercialisation of University Scientific Research

Collier, Alan - In: Prometheus 25 (2007) 1, pp. 51-68

Australia spends proportionally more on university R&D, particularly when compared with business expenditure on R … commercialisation of Australian university research results is vital if Australia is to obtain the best economic results from its … which university research commercialisation is conducted in Australia in order to identify the key components of the …

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Management of Basic Research and Development: Lessons from the Australian Experience

HANSON, DALLAS; STEEN, JOHN; O'DONOHUE, WAYNE - In: Prometheus 17 (1999) 2, pp. 187-197

quantitative approach to research management is counter-productive to innovation. A range of ideas is used in developing a more …

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The Web of Technology and People: Challenges for Economic and Social Research

DUTTON, WILLIAM - In: Prometheus 17 (1999) 1, pp. 5-20

part of the world often knowing little about work underway elsewhere. The world-wide push for technological innovation … the coming digital age, or biotech century, and trends in technological innovation and related research and development (R …

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