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THE Imperial Conference which has just closed in London will be memorable for the new stimulus which it will give to the enterprising spirits of our age. Little of the earth—s surface is left unmapped, but over vast expanses of the British Empire there are fields of endeavour which provide a new outlet for the adventurous. It has been the privilege of the members of the recent Imperial Conference to state these fields of endeavour. They have been able to indicate the enormous potential resources of the Empire and the infinite variety and complexity of the problems which confront its peoples. What is more, they have stated their belief that for the development of their resources and the solution of their problems they must depend upon science.
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Research and the Imperial Conference. Nature 118, 793–795 (1926). https://doi.org/10.1038/118793a0
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