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Denver Research Institute

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1962–1976 across 4 dated works

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The financial gap - real or imaginary?1962
The Sisseton Indians.1965
The environment and the action in technology transfer, 1970-1980: Report of a conference sponsored by Denver Research Institute, University of Denver, Snowmass-at-Aspen, Colorado, Sept. 26-28, 19691969
Analysis of financing problems in coal and oil shale boom towns1976

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The financial gap - real or imaginary?1962
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The environment and the action in technology transfer, 1970-1980: Report of a conference sponsored by Denver Research Institute, University of Denver, Snowmass-at-Aspen, Colorado, Sept. 26-28, 19691969
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The Sisseton Indians.1965
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Analysis of financing problems in coal and oil shale boom towns1976
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The channels of technology acquisition in commercial firms and the NASA dissemination program1967
With J. S. Gilmore, United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Proceedings of the Atomic and Molecular Beams Conference, University of Denver, Denver, Colorado, June 20-22, 1960.1960
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Proceedings of the Second Conference on Rare Earth Research September 24-27, 19611962
With J. F. Nachman, Charles E. Lundin, Colo.) Conference on Rare Earth Research (2nd 1961 Glenwood Springs
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