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Forty-five varieties of research (and development).

¹Trinity College, Cambridge.

|October 13, 1972

Summary

Lord Rothschild discusses the evolving language used in research and development (R&D). His views focus on the precise terminology needed to accurately define scientific innovation and progress.

Area of Science:

Science and Technology Policy
Innovation Management

Background:

The language used to describe research and development (R&D) significantly impacts its perception and funding.
Evolving scientific endeavors necessitate clear and consistent terminology.

Purpose of the Study:

To present personal perspectives on the terminology employed in research and development.
To stimulate discussion on the precise language used in scientific and technological innovation.

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Qualitative analysis of R&D terminology.
Personal commentary and expert opinion.

Main Results:

Identification of ambiguities in current R&D terminology.
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Clear terminology is crucial for effective communication and advancement in research and development.
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