Washington D.C.
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The office works with issues in the science and technology fields, with a focus on innovation and economic growth policies.
Current programs cover the following areas:
- Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)
- Life Sciences
- Research and higher education
- Overall American innovation and growth policy.
Contact
Office of Science and Innovation
External link.
2900 K Street NW
Washington DC, 20007
USA
Visiting address:
901 30th St.NW
Washington, DC 2000
Phone: +1 202 536 15 85
Fax: +1 202 536 15 84
E-mail:
info@tillvaxtanalys.se
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Young researchers’ career paths– tenure tracks, equality, researcher mobility and research funding
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Other countries’ investments in biopharmaceuticals– is Sweden keeping up?
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The interplay between innovation and trade promotion– The Netherlands at home and in the field
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