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January 22, 2010

There are Science Parks and There Are Science Parks ...

View this short presentation on some of the world's leading operating and still-in-concept-stage science and research parks.

From Barcelona to Sheffield, from Mexico to Singapore, big projects are taking shape that seek to transform economies and entire countries.

For an excellent introduction to science parks and their economic development potential, go to the website of the Association of University Research Parks.

But check out the presentation first.  I think you'll agree -- we've got some work to do ....

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