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A Model of Knowledge Sharing in Biomedical Engineering: Challenges and Requirements

by | Jan 2007

Abstract: Technology has always played an important role in medical science by contributing extraordinary advancements to health care. Archaeological excavation shows that the Greek society had already used tools to explore the human body in order to understand human...

Value Pricing in the Chemical Industry – Most Powerful Lever to Profitability

by | Jan 2007

Abstract: The chemical industry in Europe is working hard on the improvement of their profitability base. But while innovation and complexity management are heavily discussed by the industry’s top managers, the most powerful lever to increase profitability is being...

Letter from the Editor

by | Sep 2006

Changes in the Chemical Industry Fundamentally, chemistry is the study of matter and change. In the course of time, many different subdisciplines have emerged, following very diverse research approaches: e.g. organic, inorganic, physical, analytical or...

Dialogue on Nanotech: The South Carolina Citizens’ School of Nanotechnology

by | Sep 2006

Abstract: Theory and experience emphasize that science communications between experts and nonex- perts should be dialogue, not monologue. This principle guides a nanotechnology outreach program at the University of South Carolina which enables the participants to...

Innovation Strategies for the Australian Chemical Industry

by | Sep 2006

Abstract: The Australian chemical industry is facing a testing period as it adjusts to the challenges of the new global era. This paper briefly traces the evolution of the industry through an extended period behind protective tariff barriers to the situation today, as...

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