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Commission makes proposals to fill research gaps

28 April 2008

Eklavya Gupte, London

A lack of key initiatives and structural weaknesses are preventing Europe from exploiting the full potential of its overall research capability, according to a report published by the European Commission

The report drew on more than 1,000 responses submitted to the Commission as part of a public consultation on a green paper entitled The European Research Area: New Perspectives, published in April last year

The aim of the report was to consider ways of encouraging research in Europe and give it a more European perspective.

In 2000, the EU called for the establishment of a European Research Area, which would...



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