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March 2009: Australia’s CTD Program Boosts 4 Tech Projects
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Warren Snowden(click to view full) Research and Development is essential to any national technology base, and to the health of its defense industrial base. The USA is a global research leader, and some of its efforts have created international infrastructure – like the internet. In other cases, it has been a matter of adapting existing […]
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