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and has over 30years of federal government service in Canada. Annele Eerola is a Senior Research scientist of the knowledge center‘Organisations, Networks and Innovation systems'at VTT Technical research Centre of Finland.
and to promote cooperation between and among agencies, departments of the federal government, academia, and stakeholders.
and to promote cooperation between and among agencies, departments of the federal government, academia, and other stakeholders.
and Development in The next Decade 1. Vision building at this stage was accompanied by early cooperation and coordination between and among agencies and departments of the federal government.
‘National Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI) Leading to a New Industrial revolution',should approximately double the Federal government's annual investment in nanoscience,
In 2006, the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU) established the Nanokommission a stakeholder commission on nanotechnologies as part of the federal government's high-tech strategy.
rather than future strategies) without mentioning past or future cooperation and collaboration among ministries and agencies of the federal government 52.
One of the recommendations published in the Nanokommission's final report in 2011 is that the German federal government should establish a national cross-departmental internet platform providing information on developments and activities in the field of nanotechnologies 51.
and ministries of the federal government and to pool the knowledge gained in stakeholders processes conducted beyond the BMBF.
Drucksache 15/2713,2004, p. 232 S, Berlin. 50 Nanokommission of the German Federal government, in: W.-M. Catenhusen, A. Grobe (Eds.
Report and Recommendations of the German Federal government's Nanokommission for 2008,2008. 51 Nanokommission of the German Federal government, Responsible use of nanotechnologies:
He has had over 25 years of experience of federal government policy technology and innovation program development.
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