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Tag Archives: running hot 2010
‘Running Hot’ fails to answer its own premise
There’s two unanswered questions after day one of ‘Running Hot! 2010’, a Wellington conference about realising the value of research for New Zealand. How do you measure value, and who is doing the measuring? So far the closest thing to … Continue reading
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Tagged innovation, research, running hot 2010, science, value
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