Organizations:
Airbus, Boeing, Brazilian Institute for Information in Science and Technology, British High Commission, Centre for Canadian Innovation and Competitiveness , Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China, European Union, Global Affairs Canada, Government of Canada, Government of the U.K., Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, People's Republic of China, Royal Netherlands Embassy , State Science and Technology Institute, U.K. Department of Science, Innovation and Technology, U.S. government, U.S. House of Representatives , and World Intellectual Property Organization
People:
David Barnes, Nathalie Dubé, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak , Robert Atkinson, Taake Manning, and Tiago Emmanuel Nunes Braga
Topics:
2004 Brazil Innovation Law, artificial intellgence, Brazil's innovation goals, Brazil's research institutes, Canada-U.S. cross-border innovation ecosystem, Canada's science and technology clusters, Canada's strong university sector, China's investment in aerospace industry, China's lead in global EV production , China's taking of knowledge from Western countries, engineering biology, European "general data protection regulation" on protecting personal data , Europeans invoking "precautionary principle", future communications, Global Innovation Index 2023 rankings, Industry and University Research Cooperation Program, international RD collaboration and technology sharing, lack of investment by Canadian public pension funds in tech companies, lack of large firms in Canada for international collaboration, learning lessons from other countries' research and innovation ecosystems, national manufacturing institutes in U.S., national, regional and industrial level innovation strategies , need for public consultation in designing innovation policies, Netherlands Innovation Network, open science and international collaboration, policies necessary to drive Canadian innovation , quantum technologies, risk-adverse institutional investors in the Netherlands, semiconductors, strength of U.K.'s university sector, strengthening Canada's research and innovation ecosystem, techno-economic threat of China, The Hamilton Index, the Netherlands' strong university sector, U.K. science and technology clusters, U.K.'s five selected critical technologies, U.S Chips and Science Act, U.S. historical culture of risk-taking and aggression, use of U.K. public pension funds to invest in high-growth companies, and Western countries' negative attitudes about technology
International collaboration on innovation is vital given China’s growth in advanced technologies
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