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Articles in March-April, 2008 issue of Research-Technology Management

• India emerging as major R&D center
  by Phyllis Genther Yoshida
• Firms ride innovation's emotional rollercoaster
  by Luke Collins
• More schools teaching entrepreneurship
  by Peter Gwynne
• Research cluster aims to boost Germany's production technology
  by John Blau
• Foreign graduate students
• Renewable energy
• Improve their performance
• U.S. international competitiveness
• Measuring innovation
• Is there really a shortage of technical professionals?
  by Michael S. Teitelbaum
• Use mistakes to foster innovation
  by Charles W. Prather
• Designing ventures that work: a study of successful and unsuccessful corporate ventures yields guidelines for designing ones that are more likely to achieve their goals
  by Chintan M. Shah
• Forging successful university—industry collaborations: replacing adversarial dialogue with engagement can bridge the cultural divide in negotiating research agreements
  by Beth Burnside
• The 2007 Maurice Holland Award to Miles P. Drake, Nabil Y. Sakkab and Ronald Jonash
• Managing complex technology projects: systems methodologies help meet the formidable challenge of managing increasingly complex engineering systems so they deliver the specified requirements
  by Simon P. Philbin
• Making knowledge workers more creative: boosting the cognitive capabilities of individuals can build a network of knowledge creators that is nearly impossible for competitors to imitate or replicate
  by David H. Henard
• Maximizing productivity in product innovation: if it's time to take a hard look at the methods and systems you rely on to conceive, develop and launch new products, then these seven principles are a good place to start
  by Robert G. Cooper
• Hank attempts to delegate
  by W. Gale Cutler
• The Future of Management
  by Roger Smith
• Five Future Strategies You Need Right Now
• Flexible Product Development: Building Agility for Changing Markets
• Something Really New: Three Simple Steps to Creating Truly Innovative Products
• U.S. Doctoral Awards in Science and Engineering Continue Upward Trend in 2006
• Breakthrough Thinking from Inside the Box
• Customer-centric IT Strategies
• Digital Prosperity: Understanding the Economic Benefits of the Information Technology Revolution
• The structure of invention