search query: @indexterm Scientific research / total: 172
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Corporate Dollars on campus : Who profits?
Datamation
1987 : APR 15, VOL. 33:8, p. 64-66, 68
 1987 Joyce, E.
106.
Making science pay. (!CUT-BACKS)
Management Today
1987 : FEB, p. 56-59, 109, 111, , 112
 1987 Caulkin, S.
107.
Similarities and differences between scientific and technological paradigms.
Futures
1987 : FEB, VOL. 19:1, p. 26-42
 1987 Clark, N.
108.
British science parks : reflections on the politics of high technology.
R. and D. Management
1987 : JAN, VOL. 17:1, p. 25-37
 1987 Macdonald, S.
109.
Government support of clean technology research in West Germany : some evidence.
R. and D. Management
1987 : JAN, VOL. 17:1, p. 39-50
 1987 Bongaerts, J. C.
Heinrichs, D.
110.
A world awash in oil? (!OIL SUPPLY) (!FOSSIL FUELS)
Management Today
1986 : DEC, p. 41-45, 108, 112, 115, 120
 1986 Osborne, D.
111.
The personality of O.R. workers - are they different?
Journal of the Operational Research Society
1986 : NOV, VOL. 37:11, p. 1039-1045
 1986 Tomlinson, R.
Idama, A.
112.
Diversity and development : tempo and mode of evolutionary processes.
Technological Forecasting and Social Change
1986 : NOV, VOL. 30:3, p. 223-243
 1986 Kwasnicka, H.
Kwasnicki, W.
113.
Integration of scientific forecasts : methodology for integration of scientific forecasts in the process of National Science Policy Making.
Technological Forecasting and Social Change
1986 : NOV, VOL. 30:3, p. 251-260
 1986 Sulc, O.
114.
In the turing tradition. Funded mainly by industry, researchers from academe and industry at the Turing Institute together explore Al techniques.
Datamation
1986 : OCT 1, VOL. 32:19, p. 68-17, 68-18, 68-22
 1986 Naylor, C.
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