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of elementary particles and their interactions,
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through the development of key cutting-edge
technologies and trained manpower that provide
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Special Feature
From the December 2002-January
2003 issue of The Industrial Physicist:
Will
innovation flourish in the future?
- Jerome I. Friedman
In modern industrial nations,
quantum mechanics contributed to the Internet,
computers, lasers, atomic clocks, the Global
Positioning System, and superconductors. But
who is going to do the basic research that will
form the basis for the next technology revolutions?
From
the December 2002-January 2003 issue of The
Industrial Physicist. This article is copyright
American Institute of Physics and may be downloaded
for personal use only. Any other use requires
prior permission of the author and the American
Institute of Physics.
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