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December 11th, 2003
Strategies for European leadership in nanotechnology
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Most participants at the EuroNanoForum in Trieste, Italy, on 9 December, agreed that Europe is in an enviable position on the nanotechnology stage. However, the fear that the situation may change is shared by many, and there are a number of different opinions as to where Europe's focus should be if it is to maintain its position. 'Infrastructure' was a word highlighted by many speakers on the first day of the conference. 'Whoever builds up the infrastructures first will win the nanotechnology race,' said Helmut Schmidt, Director of Germany's Institute of New Materials.
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