Yes they do use an awful lot. This is what we think of most people in buisness development or knowledge transfer. >From what I understand and I'll put it from my point of view: a materials >scientist.
This is professional network similar to linkedin but with a more focused purpouse of getting innovators, enterpreteneurs (?sorry for all misspelling) and scientists talking. The way I see it to generate more money a country needs create new markets. To create new markets you need new innovative buisness and to do that you need to discover/create new things that brings us to research. (But first you need a population that actually wants new and/or better things, but that is another matter) But it is pretty new and needs people to ask questions and people share info. -- Sent from my Nokia N900 ----- Original message ----- > On Fri, 2011-04-08 at 12:09 +0100, Andrés Muñiz Piniella wrote: > > I think the appropriate group for me to post to you would be: > > https://ktn.innovateuk.org/web/intellectual-property-and-open-source/overview > > My buzzword counter variable overflowed mid-way through the introductory > paragraph. Could you tell us what these people are actually doing, in > real words? > > Regards, > Tyler > > -- > "Privacy has to be viewed in the context of relative power. For example, > the government has a lot more power than the people. So privacy for > the government increases their power and increases the power imbalance > between government and the people; it decreases liberty. Forced openness > in government – open government laws, Freedom of Information Act > filings, the recording of police officers and other government officials, > WikiLeaks – reduces the power imbalance between government and the > people, and increases liberty." > -- Bruce Schneier > > >
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