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"If we actually want to overtake the US, Japan and other world leaders in science and technology and if we want Europe to set the tone, then the necessary preconditions must be created.
Centres of excellence must have all the conditions and preconditions in place. The European Institute of Technology is a step in the right direction. It is a shame that this decision has been delayed for so long. I believe that the problems surrounding sufficient funding for the EIT will be resolved satisfactorily.
I also support the idea of cofinancing according to the Public Private Partnership principle, as is the case, for example, at research centres in the United States. I would like scientists and researchers from the new countries also to be selected for, and involved in, the scientific teams, and the governing board to be subject to monitoring by the European Parliament. The research objectives should mirror the Seventh Framework Programme for science and research and only research on embryonic stem cells should not be funded by the taxpayers of those countries where such research is illegal."@en1
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