Baseline Assessment of the Public Research System in Ireland in the areas of Biotechnology and Information and Communication Technologies

James Stroyan; Kieron Flanagan; Martijn Visser; Ben Thuriaux; Erik Arnold; Mark Boden; Paul Cunningham; Alina Östling; Sarah Teather; Shaun Whitehouse; Anthony Van Raan

Baseline Assessment of the Public Research System in Ireland in the areas of Biotechnology and Information and Communication Technologies

James Stroyan
, Kieron Flanagan
, Martijn Visser
, Ben Thuriaux
, Erik Arnold
, Mark Boden
, Paul Cunningham
, Alina Östling
, Sarah Teather
, Shaun Whitehouse
, Anthony Van Raan

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Abstract

Forf??s commissioned this review in order to provide a ???Baseline Assessment of the Public Research System in Ireland in the areas of Information & Communication Technologies and Biotechnology???. The aim of the study was to assess the level and quality of ICT and biotechnology research and the capabilities of the Irish research base, to establish how Ireland???s current research compares with best international practice, and to provide parameters against which the progress of Science Foundation Ireland could be evaluated over the coming years.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Dublin, Ireland
Publisher	Forfas
Number of pages	129
Publication status	Published - Aug 2002

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baseline assessment
Information and Communication Technology
Biotechnology
Ireland
research policy
evaluation

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