Science ministers and advisors to meet in Canada

Guest Contributor
March 5, 2001

The 21st meeting of the Carnegie Group of Science Ministers and Chief Science Advisors has been set for June 1-3 in Quebec City. The meeting is being held in the home riding of Dr Gilbert Normand, secretary of state for science, research and development, and will provide a forum for Canada to promote its interest in developing principles for international cooperation in science and technology (S&T). The Car-negie meetings are held about twice annually, with the first meeting held in 1991. Participants include representatives from the G-8 nations who engage in informal, private discussions relating to S&T. Previous meetings have focused on issues such as research and innovation in industry, biotechnology regulation, Arctic pollution and access to international science facilities....


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