ICSTI Statement on Nanotechnology - Forfás

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<strong>ICSTI</strong> STATEMENTS (1997 - 2004)* Title of <strong>Statement</strong> Date of Publication National Code of Practice for Intellectual Property from Publicly Funded Research Jan. 2004 EU Debate on the Role of Fundamental Research Nov. 2003 A Comparison of Starting Salaries for Science Graduates and Engineers Aug. 2003 State Funding Priorities for 2004 July 2003 Utilising Intellectual Property for Competitive Advantage Feb. 2003 Embedding the PharmaChem Industry in Ireland Feb. 2003 Design and Development Sept. 2002 Measuring and Evaluating Research Aug. 2002 Report on Biotechnology Feb. 2002 Commercialisation of Publicly Funded Research Benchmarking School Science, Technology and Mathematics Education in Ireland Against Feb. 2001 International Good Practice Feb. 2000 Science in Second Level Schools Nov. 1999 Public Sector Research and Technology Services for Innovation in Enterprises Sept. 1999 Technology Foresight Ireland April 1999 Investing in Research, Technology and Innovation (RTI) in the Period 2000 to 2006 Mar. 1999 State Expenditure Priorities for 1999 Nov. 1998 Science Technology and Innovation Culture Nov. 1998 Innovation in Enterprises in Ireland Mechanisms for Prioritisation of State July 1998 Expenditures on Science and Technology June 1998 Science in Primary Schools May 1998 123
124 A Partnership Approach to Research Funding – The Need for a National Science and Engineering Board May 1998 £250 million Scientific and Technological Education (Investment) Fund Jan. 1998 State Expenditure Priorities for 1998 Sept. 1997 *A CD of <strong>ICSTI</strong> <strong>Statement</strong>s published between 1997 and 2001 is available from the <strong>ICSTI</strong> Secretariat.
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I C STI I R E L A N D Irish Council
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FUNCTIONS OF THE IRISH COUNCIL FOR
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2 CONTENTS 6.5 Healthcare - Medical
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4 1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Knowledge e
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6 Nanotechnology - National Roadmap
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8 Assuming that the recommendations
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10 A significant increase in the nu
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12 2.0 INTRODUCTION 2.1 Background
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14 2.5 Acknowledgements The Council
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16 and lowered as it scans across t
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18 Figure 3.3: Nanocrystals of the
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20 4.0 ROADMAP 4.1 Background The n
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22 4.4 Nanotechnology Enabled Produ
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24 5.0 OPPORTUNITY 5.1 Background I
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26 5.3 Improved Products and Proces
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28 Figure 5.2: The launch of vehicl
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30 An example of a multinational co
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32 5.6 Conclusions Based on the abo
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34 The above work for each sector w
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36 Year of Production 2002 2004 200
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38 Ireland should examine its curre
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40 At the present time the photonic
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42 6.4.2 Sector Roadmap From a tech
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44 The growth of the medical device
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46 Table 6.4: Challenges facing the
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48 STAGE ONE: 1980 - 2000 STAGE TWO
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50 it is possible that there will b
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52 6.7.3 Intersection with Nanotech
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54 6.8 Construction Sector 6.8.1 Se
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56 More importantly, nanotechnology
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58 7.0 CAPABILITY 7.1 Background Th
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60 Higher Education Authority; thro
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62 Enterprise Ireland is seeking to
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64 Elan Corporation develops and ma
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66 There are at least six establish
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68 In respect of the second issue,
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70 9.0 NATIONAL NANOTECHNOLOGY FORU
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Page 81 and 82: 78 APPENDIX II Appendix II: Task Fo
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Page 91 and 92: 88 2. What is Nanotechnology? Nanot
Page 93 and 94: 90 For example the application of n
Page 95 and 96: 92 3.1.1 Electronics The electronic
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Page 107 and 108: 104 Objective 7. Assist researchers
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Page 111 and 112: 108 Section 2 - National and Intern
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Page 115 and 116: 112 UCD Prof. Donald 961,000 Using
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