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• An Assessment of Canadian Research Strengths in Nanotechnology: Report of the International Scientific Review Panel

  In July 2005, the National Science Advisor convened a panel of international experts to assess Canadian research strengths in this emerging field. This report, produced by the Office of the National Science Advisor, outlines the Panel’s findings and recommendations.

• An Overview of Nanotechnology in Canada: Environmental Scan of the Current State of Play

  A Study for The Advisory Council on Science and Technology by
  Dr. Mark Roseman, August 10, 2005 (PDF)

• The Canadian Industrial Capacity to Absorb Nanotechnology

  A Study for The Advisory Council on Science and Technology by
  David J. Roughley, Victor Jones and Aaron Cruikshank, September 30, 2005 (PDF)

• A Review and Analysis of Foreign Nanotechnology Strategies

  A Study for The Advisory Council on Science and Technology by
  Dr. Mark Roseman, September 28, 2005 (PDF)

• Commercialization Strategies of Canadian Universities & Colleges: Challenges at the University/College - Industry Interface, Including Intellectual Property Policies

  A Study for The Advisory Council on Science and Technology by
  Dr. Chris Riddle, March 2004 (WordPerfect)

• Taking Stock of R&D Performance Across Three Sectors -- Taking Stock of University & College Commercialization Efforts: Advising on The Way Forward (Part 1)

  A Study for The Advisory Council on Science and Technology by
  Dr. Chris Riddle, July 2003 (WordPerfect)

• Goals, Strategies and Priority-Setting for R&D and Commercialization: A Survey of International and Provincial Practices

  A Background Report prepared for Advisory Council on Science and Technology by Roger Voyer, July 21, 2003 (Word)
  

• Developing a Conceptual Framework for Benchmarking and Measuring Performance of Innovation in Canada

  Prepared by Global Economics for the Advisory Council on Science and Technology Secretariat, July 11, 2003 (Word)

• Commercial Innovation: A Policy Stocktaking

  by Val Traversy for the ACST, June 19, 2003 (Word)

• Taking Stock of R&D Across Three Sectors -- Taking Stock of University & College Commercialization Efforts: Advising on The Way Forward (Preliminary Report)

  A Study for The Advisory Council on Science and Technology by
  Dr. Chris Riddle, June 15, 2003 (WordPerfect)

• Canada's Innovation Strategy: Challenges and Opportunities in Moving Forward
  

  A Background Paper for the Advisory Council on Science and Technology, prepared by the ACST Secretariat, April 2003 (WordPerfect)

• Knowledge Transfer and Commercialisation In Canada's Federal Laboratories: Towards Excellence in Research Management

  Submitted to the Prime Minister's Advisory Council on Science and Technology by Sandra Schillo (Word)