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Triangulation: How Universities, Government, and Business Can Stir More Innovation

October 28, 2010 /

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Successful innovation in the life sciences requires that three entities with fiercely independent cultures and largely non-overlapping goals-government, universities, and the private sector-have meaningful dialogues with each other. That is not happening at the moment.

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