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Complexity in science policy

For those interested in what makes the world of science and technology tick, and in its links with business and wealth creation, there are intellectually challenging jobs to be had in science policy and administration.

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Complexity in science policy. Nature 402 (Suppl 6758), 4–6 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1038/47097

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