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IR&D
(redirected from Internal Research and Development)

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IR&DInternal Research and Development
IR&DIndustry Research and Development (Australia)
IR&DIndependent Research & Development
IR&DInternational Research & Development


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The $28 million facility, dedicated this fall, offers opportunities for food companies that want to augment their internal research and development efforts with expanded sponsored research projects.
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Enzon complements its internal research and development efforts with strategic initiatives, such as partnerships designed to broaden its revenue base or provide access to promising new technologies or product development opportunities.
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The company is pursuing this goal through its internal research and development and also through collaborations and partnerships with pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies.
Arrowhead Announces Issuance of Patent on Subsidiary's Key Technology by Business Wire
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