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Everywhere innovation has become a buzzword: in academic journals, popular media, corporate promotional materials and government strategies. The use of the word has rapidly expanded from a noun to its various hyphenated transmutations. Thus, today we don't only talk of the importance of innovation to societies, but often the importance of specific types of innovation too, such as green innovation, social innovation, open-innovation. The innovation jargon has expanded exponentially with colourful analogies ranging from innovation corridors, clusters, poles, and valleys, to 'disruptive', 'radical'and 'incremental' innovations.

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Are you missing the "revolution" in the healthcare sector? The beginning of the "stem cell" technology is over (although basic research continues) - prioduct development, i.e. treatments and therapies are real, real and real. The production and application technology similar to the "computer chip cycles" will make Microsoft a "baby case". We will see similar price developments as in this industry.

Is pharma dying? Was the paper industry dying?

Harald Sandow
posted on : 23-Sep-2009

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The little electricity produced can be converted to high with accelerated voltage and ampere by some devices. Small cars and scooters are nowadays driven by electricity from batteries, so why we can't try the same method to run the cars continuously?

- India

 

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