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Business and innovation

Business and innovation

Achieving innovation

04 Apr 2018 James McKenzie
This article first appeared in the April 2018 issue of Physics World

Innovation in physics is simple in principle, but much harder in practice. James McKenzie reckons a business start-up award could be just the thing to help

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Reaching nirvana: Innovative firms gain from help. (Courtesy: iStock/Sitthiphong)
Physics is at the heart of innovations all around us. From laptops to sat-navs and mobiles, it’s i

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James McKenzie is the writer of the Transactions column for Physics World about physics in industry. He is writing here in a personal capacity
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