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$100 Sequence a human genome for ju
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Chapter 6. Quantitative Value Added
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Indium is one example where specula
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Table 5: Size of identified markets
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More detailed information regarding
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Since the energy sector is currentl
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market issue. Interviews with exper
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The most promising technology on th
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will have a 15 per cent growth rate
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Chapter 7. Potential future technol
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the limits, while at the same time
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together and has the potential for
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productivity. There is also a need
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of the cell also impacts on the per
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Large initial investment costs in n
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‘Strategic Research Agenda, Netwo
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Study methodology The most importan
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Annex 1. Market foresights relevant
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Figure 20: Transport-related market
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Figure 22: Health-related markets f
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Figure 24: Selected cross-cutting m
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Supercapacitors for the energy sect
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Sector / application Energy-efficie
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Sector / application Optical health
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Sector / application Regenerative m
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Sector / application Microspheres u
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Sector / application Transparent el
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Sector / application Sub sector / a
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Sector / application Monitoring and
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Sector / application Nanotechnology
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Sector / application Sub sector / S
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ERRAC: European Rail Research Advis
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Table 11: List of interviewed bank,
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