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May 8th, 2007
Germans and Portuguese forge research venture
Abstract:
Under the partnership agreement, the Fraunhofer institutes and R&D centres in Portugal will target the development of production, logistics, biotechnology, nanotechnology and grid computing. The experts set apart those areas on the basis of preliminary assessments. Both Germany-based Fraunhofer institutes and a number of research centres in Portugal will work together with German and Portuguese firms, as well other European companies, to make this programme successful.
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