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A research council for Europe?

Nature volume 378, page 321 (1995)Cite this article

Everybody is anxious to help mould Europe's research policy. The place to start is to say that episodic funding (by means of 'framework' programmes) is a bad idea. What is needed is a truly European research council.

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