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THE Imperial Conference of 1926 was distinguished by the lofty conceptions of the part which scientific research should take in the development of the British Commonwealth of Nations. Though it had been generally anticipated that economic questions would be the main issues at the Imperial Conference of 1930, many scientific workers and others who recognise the importance of science in economic affairs have been disappointed in what they consider the inadequate attention given to scientific research at this Conference. Fortunately, much more has been accomplished than has been reported in the public Press, and it is important that this fact should be realised and appreciated.
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F., A. Scientific Research and the Imperial Conference, 1930. Nature 126, 886–887 (1930). https://doi.org/10.1038/126886a0
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/126886a0