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Conferences or seminars are used to combine three major elements: the presentation of the papers, the discussion and more formal or informal talks with colleagues on current research, and other matter. All three elements together determine the quality of a conference and its usefulness in the participants’ minds. As this book presents the essence of the conference to a greater audience, one faces the problem that it is indeed very easy to print or summarize the contributions, but it is very difficult to paint a complete picture of what was really going on with respect to at least the three elements mentioned above.
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Koschatzky, K., Grupp, H. (1992). Analysing Links Between Science, Technology and Innovation — State of the Art in Science Research and in Innovation Research. In: Grupp, H. (eds) Dynamics of Science-Based Innovation. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-86467-4_11
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