EUROGROUP IN LIEGE

[BIZ/SCI-TECH: Liège, October 2]
On September 14 the Eurogroup held a conference on how to add value to research innovation. The conference was attended by ministers Marie-Dominique Simonet and Jean-Claude Marcourt. The results of a study on adding value to innovation were introduced by Philippe Barzin and presented by Messrs Taillens and Hillebrands.

One interesting topic dealt with was the problem of dealing with the multiplicity of intermediary organizations. [It was of great value to have a cross-border approach to the issue from France and Germany; although, one wondered whether it would not have been helpful to have cross-border participants from closer by (i.e.: from the Jülich Research Center rather than Southern Germany. Ed]

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