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AlphaGalileo.Org - the Internet-based news centre for European science, engineering and technology.: "About Us Site Help Contact Us Log-on      The world's leading resource for European research news    View All    Science    Arts    Technology    Health    Society    Humanities       You are in: View all » Press Releases » Release  Register as a journalist for full access Register as a contributor to post your news AlphaGalileo Home About Us Register Press Releases Calendar Books Library Links Broadcast media Expert service Address book Search Advanced search   Press Releases Printable version For further information, please contact: Please register to view contact details 10 December 2007 Innovative business models key to research commercialisation success under embargo until 11 Dec 2007 09:00 GMT Universities should consider more innovative business models to support research commercialisation if they want to maximise their financial returns, says Philip Sharpe of QinetiQ. Speaking at the World Universities Network (WUN) workshop in Leeds today "

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