Partnership Group for Science and Engineering
In 1998, in a further collaboration with NSERC, PAGSE revived the practice begun in the 1980s of prominent researchers making presentations to parliamentarians and other decision makers to highlight innovations in science and engineering. The earlier series had been organized by the Science Council of Canada, the RSC and other research organizations and were strongly supported by the speakers of the House and Senate, most prominently by Speaker John Fraser. For the most part they were half to fu
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- Website: http://www.pagse.org/en/main.htm
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- Email: communications@pagse.org (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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In 1998, in a further collaboration with NSERC, PAGSE revived the practice begun in the 1980s of prominent researchers making presentations to parliamentarians and other decision makers to highlight innovations in science and engineering. The earlier series had been organized by the Science Council of Canada, the RSC and other research organizations and were strongly supported by the speakers of the House and Senate, most prominently by Speaker John Fraser. For the most part they were half to fu
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