Technology foresight on Danish nano-science and nano-technology
Purpose - The purpose is to report on a Danish nano-science and nano-technology foresight project carried out in 2004. Design/methodology/approach - The foresight process had the following key elements: review of international technology foresight projects on nano-technology; mapping of Danish nano-...
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