Brussels, 26/06/2012 (Agence Europe) - In its quest for new sources of growth and jobs, the European Commission proposes a strategy to promote key enabling technologies (KETs) - micro- and nanoelectronics, advanced materials, industrial biotechnology, photonics, nanotechnology and advanced manufacturing systems - the global market for which is forecast to grow by over 54% by 2015, to be worth more than €1 trillion.
On Tuesday 26 June, Industry Commissioner Antonio Tajani unveiled a...