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Investing in big data could improve research quality in Australia

  • Written by The Conversation Contributor
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The Productivity Commission is running an inquiry into whether the government can provide better access to the data it collects for universities and other groups.

Commercial and public sector innovation alike can benefit from a better policy framework for data collection and...

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