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[To contribute to this conference, send your message to firstname.lastname@example.com.
For further information on the Electronic Forum on Biotechnology in Food and
Agriculture see Forum website.
Note, participants are assumed to be speaking on their own behalf, unless they state otherwise.]
-----Original Message-----
From: Biotech-Mod4
Sent: 21 November 2002 08:39
To: 'firstname.lastname@example.com'
Subject: 27: Re: Necessity of the participation of the poor to define the right research priority
I am Diógenes Infante, from the Institute for Advances Studies in Caracas, Venezuela.
About the commentaries from Michel Ferry (message 25, November 20), my vision about poverty unfortunately is not so common, but in any case it is not mine it is from the United Nation University (UNU 2000, Strategic Plans), which can be found at the UNU web site (www.unu.edu ) and from the World Bank "World Development Report 1998/99: Knowledge for Development", available at (http://publications.worldbank.org/ecommerce/catalog/product?item_id=217020). [The first reference is to the UNU Strategic Plan 2000 "Advancing Knowledge for Human Security and Develpoment" publication, at http://www.unu.edu/stplan2000.pdf ...Moderator].
Dr. Diógenes Infante H.
Centro de Biotecnología
Instituto de Estudios Avanzados-IDEA
Apdo. 17606 Parque Central
Caracas 10151-A, Venezuela
Carretera Nacional Hoyo de la Puerta
Sartenejas, Caracas 1080, Venezuela
58-(0416)-408-5765 celular
58-(0212)-906-4111 Ext. 6586
58-(0212)-962-1608 (Fax)
dinfante (at) idea.org.ve
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From: Biotech-Mod4
Sent: 21 November 2002 08:40
To: 'firstname.lastname@example.com'
Subject: 28: GE crops and IPRs
This is Chela Vazquez from the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP) in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.
I would like to support the views expressed in this conference on the risks of advancing genetically engineered (GE) crops, particularly in less industrialized nations. In addition to health and environmental concerns regarding GE crops, intellectual property rights (IPRs) is an important issue.
GE organisms (and crops) are closely associated with IPRs. The Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS, one of the agreements of the World Trade Organization (WTO)) requires intellectual property (IP) protection on microorganisms, plants, and microbiological processes. TRIPS let countries choose a sui generis system of protection for plant varieties. However, industrialized nations are advancing patent-like protection and/or plant breeder's rights for plant varieties. Also, TRIPS requires Members of the WTO to adjust their IP legal systems to those of industrialized nations (i.e. the USA); this facilitates patent filing procedures (in several countries) by corporations. Furthermore, ongoing negotiations on regional trade agreements, such as the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) in the American continent, contain more stringent proposals on IPRs than TRIPS. Additionally, hundreds of bilateral agreements (negotiated in secret) between industrialized nations and non-industrialized nations have emerged in the past few years with provision on IPRs that go further than TRIPS. Bilateral agreements oblige countries to allow patents on living organisms or to join the International Union for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants (UPOV). Also, it should be remembered that TRIPS was developed under the influence (and supervision) of giant multinationals, including biotech companies. It was the patenting of a living organism in the early 1980s that initiated the rush to GE research by corporations. The introduction of GMOs as well as enforcement of IPR regimes globally can be seen as market expansion by corporations. Also, most patent holders are not in the developing world.
The aggressive drive on GE crops and products around the world is not surprising. The push on GMOs runs parallel to the push on IPR regimes. The difference is that GMO production and marketing is done more in the public eye whereas IPR agreements are signed secretly between governments. In the past months, the tremendous pressure on southern African countries to accept GM corn as food aid from the United States illustrated that food aid also is being used to introduce GMOs.
How will developing countries benefit from GMOs? Probably, after GMOs are introduced worldwide, developing countries will be buying GM food, because poor farmers most likely will not be able to compete with corporations (especially on GM crops). Dumping practices probably will continue, and small farmers may not be able to sell their products even within national borders because of cheaper incoming products. Once GMOs are accepted everywhere and IPR regimes fully enforced, international food traders and biotech companies will be happy to complete their move into these new markets.
Other alternatives for farmers in developing countries need to be explored. There are abundant sustainable agricultural practices in the world today that need to be maintained, promoted, and further developed. The fields of agroecology, population ecology, community ecology offer sound scientific research that can aid in advancing sustainable agricultural technologies. Also, national and international policies that support poor farmers should be part of the discussion.
In industrialized nations, consumers pay premium prices for food that has less technological inputs (i.e., less chemicals, non-GMOs) because it is associated with a healthy environment and therefore presumed to be safer. In less industrialized countries those conditions already exist and need a further boost.
Chela Vazquez
Minneapolis, Minnesota
United States
Tel: (612) 870-3441
cvazquez (at) iatp.org
[For those especially interested in the theme of IPRs and agricultural biotechnology, note that Conference 6 of this Forum, which ran from 20 March to 14 May 2001, was dedicated to "The impact of intellectual property rights (IPR) on food and agriculture in developing countries". The background document, summary document and archived messages are all available Here...Moderator].
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From: Biotech-Mod4
Sent: 21 November 2002 09:42
To: 'firstname.lastname@example.com'
Subject: 29: Re: GE crops and IPRs
My name is Martin Mieschendahl. I am trained in genetics, biochemistry and molecular biology and work at the German Federal Environment Agency.
I would like to comment on the message by Chela Vasquez (message 28, November 21).
To my knowledge, nobody is obliged to buy genetically engineered (GE) seeds from multinationals. Every farmer can use his own seeds if he prefers to do so. If GE plants do better than the non-GE counterpart, farmers have the choice and have to make their decision. GE seeds from multinationals are an offer and no duty. To circumvent intellectual property rights (IPR) problems, public agricultural research should be extended so that there will be no basis for patents.
I see no reason why GE plants should not be part of sustainable farming practices also in the developing world. We should stop making genetic engineering responsible for the problems of the world and let biotechnology play the role it has: to be an additional tool for improving farming practices all over the world.
Martin Mieschendahl
Berlin, Germany
martin.mieschendahl (at) uba.de
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From: Biotech-Mod4
Sent: 21 November 2002 11:46
To: 'email@example.com'
Subject: 30: Publically funded genomics research
This is from Sirkka Immonen. I am working at FAO in the Secretariat of the CGIAR's interim Science Council.
The topic of this e-mail conference: what should be the role and focus of biotechnology in the agricultural research agendas of developing countries, is extremely important and timely. Regarding genetic improvement, there is a lot of strategic research to be done to reveal the function of genes that control important crop traits that have been mentioned in several messages, for instance tolerance of different abiotic stresses. This knowledge is particularly important for crops that are important for developing regions, many of them under-researched, and for traits that are most needed in constrained production conditions and for income generation. Knowledge of gene functions would then allow development of marker systems, and other biotechnology applications that would in turn make breeding more effective.
In my view, there is a call for publically funded genomics research, which single institutions cannot and should not pursue alone. The public sector, including developing country NARS (national agricultural research systems), international agricultural research centres and universities, has several advantages in engaging in such research: knowledge and understanding of production conditions and location-specific needs, knowledge of stress conditions, including abiotic and biotic factors, ample phenotypes and data on their performance in those conditions, access to genetic stocks and germplasm collections with necessary allelic variability, and adequate to high level of biotechnology expertise. Efficient use of the large crop genetic reserves in genebanks for breeding purposes requires much more knowledge of the genetic make-up than is possible to obtain through conventional characterisation techniques. Investment in biotechnology research can make a big difference. The outputs are shared knowledge and enabling technologies in the public domain. There is critical knowledge of the genomic structure of model crops for many crop groups, which is applicable to other crops due to genomic similarity. Much of this knowledge is in the public domain (like the rice genome sequence).
These assets (genetic resources, reasonable facilities and expertise and local knowledge) and conditions (accumulated genomics information and information technology solutions) make public investment worthwhile right now. In a few years time, the private sector may have acquired a lot more of the so-called platform information which is needed for developing important breeding tools. Intellectual property questions shouldn't be shyed away from and there are many more solutions than single country legislation or corporations rule. Besides, patents are far better for information sharing and negotiation than trade secrets.
Agricultural biotechnology may compete with many other research needs in agriculture and in other areas of research for benefit of the developing countries. The decisions of proportionate allocation are political and are needed at different levels, including international donors. The overall pot of money may increase if donors see particular promise in some areas of research for producing public goods. Biotechnology can be applied to many areas in agriculture, particularly to breeding (crops and animals). Plant breeding has been an effective way for improving livelihoods (lower food prices, income generation) and is likely to continue being so, but of course it is only one component of the overall agricultural development scheme, which again is only one component of the scheme towards poverty alleviation.
Sirkka Immonen
Senior Officer (Agricultural Research)
FAO, TAC Secretariat, C-626
Viale delle Terme di Caracalla
00100 Rome, Italy
tel: (39) 06 570 54861
fax (39) 06 570 53298
E-mail: Sirkka.Immonen (at) fao.org
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From: Biotech-Mod4
Sent: 21 November 2002 13:25
To: 'email@example.com'
Subject: 31: Developing countries stand to gain from agricultural biotechnology
My name is Marcel Nwalozie, the Scientific Co-ordinator of the West and Central African Council for Agricultural Research and Development, with headquaters in Dakar, Senegal. I trained as a crop physiologist.
I believe agricultural biotechnology has been playing important roles in agriculture in the developing countries. This includes its role in tissue culture, and more recently in molecular marking. And genetic engineering? Tissue culture has been very useful in the rapid production of 'clean' planting materials in several plantations in developing countries. Marker assisted plant breeding is rapidly becoming a tool in developing countries to shorten the long period of time encountered in variety selection. Here now is the gene revolution with genetic engineering (GE), and I do not see why the developing countries should not be involved.
My questions are as follows: How may GE research integrate the perspectives of poor farmers in remote rural communities? Will national governments of developing countries, especially in Africa, provide funding for this expensive technology? What regulatory mechanisms may be created to manage the private interprise involvement in GE in developing countries especially in respect of intellectual property rights? If GE is playing a significant role in food production in industrialised countries, why should we in developing countries ignore such innovation? Or should Africa and the rest of the developing world just stand by and wait for GE technologies from industrialised countries to be delivered in form of paid services, or dumped in Africa as food aid?
Africa is tired of aid! We need to move on like others. We cannot beat them; we must join them! I think we should be discussing the strategy of biotechnological intervention in sustainable food production in developing countries, rather than a focus on why this technology should be exclusive from developing countries.
Marcel Nwalozie, Ph.D.
Scientific Co-ordinator, CORAF/WECARD,
7, Avenue Bourguiba,
BP 8237 Dakar-Yoff, Senegal.
email: marcel.nwalozie (at) coraf.org
-----Original Message-----
From: Biotech-Mod4
Sent: 21 November 2002 15:50
To: 'firstname.lastname@example.com'
Subject: 32: Re: Publically funded genomics research
Sirkka Immonen (message 30, November 21) has said: "Plant breeding has been an effective way for improving livelihoods (lower food prices, income generation) and is likely to continue being so, but of course it is only one component of the overall agricultural development scheme, which again is only one component of the scheme towards poverty alleviation".
I would like to make the following observation. It is well documented that modern plant breeding has not participated very much towards poverty alleviation of the poorest. Most of the varieties of the green revolution have been mainly useful to the people who had access to water resources and who were able to buy the package of inputs (fertilizers, pesticides) necessary to obtain yield from these varieties.
Michel Ferry
Scientific Director
Research Station on date palm
and arid land farming systems.
Apartado 996
03201 Elche
Tel: 34.965421551
Fax: 34.965423706
E-mail: m.ferry (at) wanadoo.es
-----Original Message-----
From: Biotech-Mod4
Sent: 21 November 2002 16:42
To: 'email@example.com'
Subject: 33: Theories of direct nutrition and of superior races
My name is Jagdish Nazareth. I am a doctoral candidate in Agriculture at the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad. I am a post-graduate in business management from the same institution and have 28 years of work experience of which 21 have been spent doing action-research on the problems of people below poverty line in rural areas of Gujarat and, of them, 16 years doing action-research on the problems of sustainable organic agriculture.
Most biotechnology work is done within the paradigm set by two dominant theories in agriculture: the theory of direct nutrition (TDN) and the theory of superior races (TSR). The TDN is the theory by which NPK fertilizers are applied to plants for their nutrition. It assumes that if the plant cannot receive enough Nitrogen, Phosphorus or Potassium from the soil, then we human beings ought to supply those nutrients directly to the plant in a chemical form such as urea, di-ammonium phosphate, potassium sulphate, potassium chloride etc. The TSR is the theory by which most plant breeding is done. It assumes that if a plant variety cannot produce enough in a given environment, it should be replaced by an allochthonous, genetically superior race or cultivar which can do better. Much plant breeding is done within the framework of the TDN in that varieties are bred to be responsive to chemical fertilizers, particularly nitrogenous chemical fertilizers. Many plant breeders and biotechnologists implicitly assume the TDN to be true while evaluating plant varieties.
If the TDN were false, much of the genetic work based on the TSR would also need to be re-evaluated, including a large amount of the genetic engineering research and development that has gone into very many of the GMOs that are being released. Also much of the genetic engineering work in biotechnology is based on a presumption of lack of horizontal gene flow. If this presumption were to be false, it would again require a substantial re-evaluation.
Since 1989, we have done some work on a theory of indirect nutrition (TIN) which can clearly falsify the TDN. We claim that according to the TIN it is possible to influence biological nitrogen fixation to the extent that chemical nitrogenous fertilizers are strategically unnecessary for food security.
The effects of TIN are such as to call into question many assumptions underlying the application of the TSR in plant breeding with a view to agricultural utility. Moreover, by the use of TIN we are able to demonstrate a very large effect of rhizobacterial nutrition on expression of the plant genome, which can be an order of magnitude greater than the impact of much genetic engineering tinkering under the implicit assumption of TDN.
These are matters for the agricultural research agenda of developing countries. If a developing country not well endowed with fossil fuel energy resources, can follow a sustainable organic agriculture model for agricultural development which eliminates the need for nitrogenous chemical fertilizers, particularly under tropical and sub-tropical conditions in rainfed agriculture, at one-tenth the cost of another approach based on TDN and TSR, it should certainly evaluate the necessity of adopting current types of biotechnology, and search for new approaches which are in consonance with TIN.
I am therefore proposing that the agricultural research agenda should be re-evaluating biotechnology offerings in the light of the theory of indirect nutrition.
Jagdish Nazareth
D-0716, Indian Institute of Management,
Vastrapur, Ahmedabad, Gujarat,
Phone: 91-79-632 6716
jagdish_nazareth (at) hotmail.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Biotech-Mod4
Sent: 21 November 2002 16:47
To: 'firstname.lastname@example.com'
Subject: 34: Re: Publically funded genomics research
This is David Reece, Research Fellow (Genomics and Developing-Country Agriculture) in the ESRC Centre for Genomics and Society at the University of Exeter, UK.
I simply must respond to Michel Ferry's comments (message 32, November 21). As a matter of fact, it has been extremely well documented that modern plant breeding has made an enormous contribution to alleviating poverty, by means of (i) providing new varieties that required greater labour input than traditional crop varieties, thus increasing levels of employment (and ultimately wage levels) for agricultural labourers; (ii) making it possible for farmers of all social classes to obtain increased yields. Those who were already rich have gained most, and were the first to be able to benefit from using the new varieties, but there is abundant evidence that poorer farmers have also eventually increased their incomes by means of the new varieties.
It is probable, however, that these technologies have deepened inequality: that is a serious problem, but is not the same as absolute poverty.
David Reece,
ESRC Centre for Genomics and Society
University of Exeter,
J.D.Reece (at) exeter.ac.uk


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Annuity market players here in New York for LIMRA's annual conference came up with an idea for improving annuities' image: Develop a tool that can show how purchasing annuities has affected the purchasers' well-being.
Robert Kerzner, the outgoing president of the Windsor, Connecticut-based industry consortium, talked about the effect of annuities on retirees' well-being today during the opening general session.
Kerzner gave attendees a wide-ranging presentation on how the life and annuity market, and technology, have changed since he came into the life insurance industry, in 1974. He also talked about the challenges that have faced annuity issuers and annuity distributors over the past five years.
"Retirees with retirement plans are more likely to have a better outcome, and they are more likely to own annuities," Kerzner said.
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The future role for lasers as a key enabling technology in Europe's industrial renaissance
In November 2012, I had occasion to spend a month living and operating from a factory in Shenzhen, China. The experience was transformative—coming from a medium-sized and competitive academic institution (NUI Galway) integrated with a thriving manufacturing hub in the West of Ireland. My visit to China caused to me to reflect on the innovative power of mega-cities and the threat of emerging manufacturing ecosystems. I was suddenly challenged by how Europe, with its shrinking urban centers, complex social model, and aging population, could compete in the future. At the very least, I wanted to understand how Europe was planning to push back against the competitive forces originating from Asia so that teaching and research activities could be optimally positioned for future regional impact.
I embarked on this reflection from a frame of reference, which revolves around laser-based manufacturing. Anyone who is familiar with Galway will know that laser technology is an integral part of the medical device industry located in Ireland. Hundreds of laser sources are used routinely throughout the medical device manufacturing value chain to heat-treat, weld, cut, drill, mark, and characterize the very many diverse materials and assemblies that comprise a modern medical device. This critical mass of local end users of photonics technologies is complemented by other geographical regions in Europe that are highly adept in the development and production of laser components and systems. Europe is well known to have a world-leading position in the market of photonics for industrial production. This position is driven by key geographical regions of strength located throughout Germany, France, Lithuania, and the United Kingdom, to mention a few. In recent years, the European Technology Platform—Photonics21—has made significant strides to advance the photonics agenda in Europe by working closely with the European Commission.
The European Union (EU) has been very supportive and receptive to the recommendations from this photonics platform. The economic crisis in Europe has triggered a re-evaluation of the importance of its manufacturing industry. The European Commission is seeking to increase gross domestic product (GDP) associated with manufacturing industry from 16 to 20 percent in the six-year period up to 2020. This is a formidable and perhaps unrealistic challenge, but it is leading to a significant innovation in how the member states will operate in Europe.
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Perhaps of most relevance to the laser community is the concept of key enabling technologies (KETs). KETs are recognized by the EU to be the building blocks for future product and process solutions that address many challenges facing European society. There are six KETs identified for Europe's Innovation Union: photonics, advanced materials, industrial biotechnology, advanced manufacturing, nanotechnology, and micro-/nano-electronics. Europe has aligned its biggest-ever research program, Horizon 2020, of nearly €80 billion ($98 million) over seven years, to advance these key technologies while also addressing its response to grand societal challenges.
The provision of funding has been particularly targeted to support developments where multiple KETs are applied together to enable new productive platforms. The strategy is intended to make better use of the enabling character of KETs in versatile and sustainable manufacturing pilot lines. It is intended that value chains encompassing highly innovative small- to medium-size enterprises will assemble around such forward-looking pilot lines.
There are significant opportunities for laser technology; pilot lines can realize the potential for laser technology to make, monitor, and measure in the production of future sustainable multi-functional devices. For example, such integrated devices will regularly use patterned nanotech/biotech-inspired thin films deposited on flexible polymer/glass substrates, forming subcomponents that can continuously harvest and store energy. They apply this energy to drive smart functions—including colored illumination, data display, interactive (touch) sensors, and other bio/physical sensors—while at the same time connect to the Internet of Things through a micro-/millimeter-sized antenna. The integrated convergence of these technologies presents challenges for multiple KETs. It requires new materials and advanced processing tools. Polymer electronics, nanostructures, biofilms, and thin, flexible glasses provide the basic building blocks for such processes. Roll-to-roll (R2R) manufacturing platforms, where lightweight, smooth, flexible substrates with good barrier and thermal properties can support both additive and subtractive process steps, are likely to form the backbone of such productive platforms (FIGURE 1).
|FIGURE 1. Representative laser process steps envisaged for a versatile, multilayer roll-to-roll (R2R) manufacturing pilot line. Next-generation R2R manufacturing exploits key enabling technologies (KETs) in photonics, advanced materials, nanotechnology, micro- and nano-electronics, and advanced manufacturing.
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In addition to the research and innovation priorities discussed above, Europe has also re-positioned its regional policies to more cohesively contribute to the economic development of the member states and their regions. In effect, Europe is seeking to align its regional budget to better serve as an input to its advanced research and training programs. Through an inspired move, the EU has requested each region to publish their evolving research and innovation priorities. In turn, these policies are reviewed by critical friends from across Europe. The smart specialization strategies that emerge are expected to be developed from the ground up, in the full knowledge of what other EU regions propose.
The purpose of this smart specialization is to assist regional stakeholders to develop highly competitive and complementary regions of research and innovation intensity. The research and innovation strategies for smart specialization (RIS3) are hosted by the European Commission on a dedicated website (http://s3platform.jrc.ec.europa.eu). Of particular use is an Eye@RIS3 tool or map. At the time of writing, Eye@RIS3 is a pilot project in its infancy stage; however, it is proposed to be a searchable online database that identifies activities for the EU region or member state into which significant future regional resources will be invested.
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In terms of laser technology, the origin and development of geographical clusters in photonics throughout Europe are based on localized existing strengths. Thanks to the interactions between research laboratories, SMEs, and large corporations in these clusters, local cooperation makes possible the transfer of photonics technologies to industrial products and services. In Europe, there are approximately 27 or so active clusters centered on photonics (FIGURE 2). The best practices within these clusters were reported recently by a European project (www.fp7-aspice.eu). Best practice here is interpreted as a method or technique that consistently showed results superior to those achieved by other means.
|FIGURE 2. A map of healthcare, optics/photonics, and security clusters identified by the ASPICE project in Europe. (Source: www.fp7-aspice.org)
The photonics clusters throughout Europe showed different characteristics depending on either the number of members, scope of technologies, or focused application markets. Thus, the extension from local cooperation to a European one allows photonic stakeholders to develop partnerships and invest in a broader scope of technologies. Regional and national clusters activated in photonics along the European landscape attempted to bridge or fill gaps existing within the value chains of relevant services or products. The weakest clusters tended to be those which were emerging and most inwardly focused by means of market and geographical figures. Clusters that fostered a sense of rivalry between participants, and had a well-established supply chain, appeared to be more competitive with better prospects in the photonics market. All photonic clusters examined were found to have a limited drive for internationalization; this is considered to negatively impact the growth potential of such constituent SMEs.
The growth of internationalization activities within a cluster is recognized to be a key aspect to a cluster's evolution and sustainability. The European Cluster Collaboration Platform (ECCP), also supported by the EU, provides many useful tools in assisting cluster-to-cluster collaborations. The platform provides quality online information and networking support for cluster organizations. The objective is to improve cluster performance and thereby enhance the competitiveness of their constituent SMEs. An example of this tool is presented in the www.clustercollaboration.eu website. A map and profile of the different clusters throughout Europe are provided; contacts for the different clusters can be obtained selecting the table tab and the hyperlink to the cluster of interest. This website is particularly important as photonics is a KET, and has an important role to play in the support of broader inter-disciplinary cooperation with clusters in other fields, such as healthcare, energy, ICT, etc.
One final EU tool deserves a mention. It is important to know the value chain at the outset of any proposed development or collaboration. In the case of photonics, this can be a particular challenge given the proliferation of SMEs along the value chain. While cluster databases described above can be useful, a more direct facility for establishing technology and business partners are often needed. The Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) provides an international portal (een.ec.europa.eu) for business and technology searches. European research performing organizations can find themselves in the position of writing a profile in three cases—if they are offering a technology, if they are requesting a technology, or if they wish to promote an R&D request. In the first case, the organization develops a technology offer and wishes to make it available to end users to carry out a technology transfer. In the second case, the organization needs to find one or several partners who will transfer technology or know-how needed to solve a problem. In the third case, partners are seeking to identify potential research partners for participation in European Horizon 2020 research projects. Optimal use of the Enterprise Europe Network requires engagement with EEN specialists; the network is supported by 3000+ network advisors and specialists. The aspiration to develop a single resource, informed and supported by specialists, spanning many different technologies is a significant development for Europe.
So, on completion of my reflection of Europe's competitiveness, it seems that Europe is doing what it can to mobilize the instruments it has to push back against the forces of competition. It seems it hopes to rival other global regions through the aggressive development and deployment of KETs (FIGURE 3); the laser technology is integrally involved.
|FIGURE 3. Colored areas represent the regions or member states that have formally prioritized KETs. (Source: EyeRIS3 tool, European Commission)
It is also directing these resources towards addressing the threat of substitutes and new entrants by the development of pilot lines. It has significantly aligned its resources by providing more cohesion to the forces that pertain to the supply side of economic development. The final piece relying on the power of the buyer for the moment still appears to be firmly towards Asia.
DR. GERARD O'CONNOR(email@example.com) is with the School of Physics, National Center for Laser Applications, NUI - Galway, Ireland; www.ncla.ie.


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Held each November at the time of the Kartika Purnima full moon, Pushkar Mela is India's most highly-rated travel destination, attracting thousands of camels, horses and cattle and visited by lakhs of people over a period of around fourteen days.
For travelers, it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness the vibrant color along with spectacular carnival of one of the great traditional melas, which not only brings the livestock, farmers, traders and villagers from all over Rajasthan, rather beautifully showcase the vibrant culture of Rajasthan.
The Pushkar Mela is also a holy pilgrimage for Hindus, held for 5 days every year from Kartika Ekadashi to Kartika Purnima. Pilgrims that visit Pushkar, come to take a holy dip in the Pushkar Lake and offer prayer to the deity residing in the temple at Pushkar, Lord Brahma.
This is the only temple of the deity in the country, which makes it an important pilgrimage spot for people of faith. The two full moon days are regarded as highly auspicious that calls for special rituals and prayers to the deity.
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I've just had the pleasure/privilege of listening to Cosmicity's current MCD title track 'In-Flight' via EGN here and I think it's so amazing ....
This is surely (along with Freezepop) the best act in the US scene right now. Sorry to offend many other great US bands out there, but WAY TO GO MARK ..... ;-)
I wish we could have submitting a remix to this single (or at least done one free of charge for consideration). Hey, maybe next time ....?
I'm looking forward to receiving my copy of EP42 via Todd (I've just sent an email).