France critiques its incubators before refinancing

Article Abstract:

Claudie Haignere, French minister for research and new technologies announced that the government is planning to invest $29.9 million to support the country's 31 public incubators as an initiative to their wider plan that includes the innovation for tax incentives design to support innovative companies. Critics suggested that this initiative would be successful only if the government finances a mechanism to actively track down creative research with commercial potential.

Drugs, Economic aspects, Biotechnology industry, Biotechnology industries, Powers and duties, Cabinet officers, Cabinet officials, Haignere, Claudie

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Spanish R&D budget boosts biotechnology

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During 2000-2003, Spain's government will increase spending to Ptas508,000 million ($3,175 million), or 10 percent each year, to develop a significant biotechnology industry.

Biochemistry, National Government, Public Administration, Spain, Use of Funds

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French genomics setup questioned

Article Abstract:

GenHomme, a French genomics program administered by the government, is beset with organizational uncertainty.

Strategy & planning, Cellular Biology, Brief Article, Cytology

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