What Is the Role of Science in Developing Countries?

José Goldemberg

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Jose Goldemberg is a physical sciences professor at the University of Sao Paulo, Brazil. He has held Brazil's top government posts in science and education, the environment, and state education and has written many technical papers and books on nuclear physics, energy, and the environment. ![

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