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"In reality, Sweden's ban hasn't worked," concludes Erling Bjurström, a professor of communications at Stockholm's National Institute for Working Life, on whose research Sweden's 1991 law was based.Clever kidsIn fact, both sides are missing the real point.

But a decade ago, the indefatigable Voynich expert René Zandbergen (on whose research I've drawn heavily here) was browsing a set of archives from the seventeenth century when he stumbled across a letter that identified the manuscript's next owner: Georg Baresch, an alchemist in Prague in the first half of the seventeenth century, who had spent twenty years attempting to decipher the script.

The town of Nottingham was home to many lace-makers, Luton to hatters, and so on.Related items Idea: CannibalisationAug 17th 2009 Idea: Business planningAug 10th 2009 Idea: BrandingAug 3rd 2009 Idea: Economies of scale and scopeOct 20th 2008 Guru: Michael PorterAug 1st 2008Modern high-tech clusters often gather round prestigious universities on whose research they can piggyback.

One person who might agree is Ericsson, the psychologist on whose research Gladwell apparently based his interpretation of the 10,000-hour rule.

As Catherine Bracy, on whose research Mother Jones based its charts, put it, "The current research I've seen shows that wealth creation from the tech industry is extremely unequally distributed, and current venture capital is going overwhelmingly to a small, homogeneous elite".

A key aspect of the African experience which is probably not as severe in the European context is the much poorer staff to student ratio exacerbated by the pressure to take on students whose research interests may not coincide with those of the supervisor.

Thomas Eisner, a groundbreaking authority on insects whose research revealed the complex chemistry that they use to repel predators, attract mates and protect their young, died on Friday at his home in Ithaca, N.Y.

Last year, Inhabitat reported on Bristol Robotics Lab, whose research also involved generating energy from urine, through microbial fuel cells.

He also helped produce a series of television programs on manic-depressive illness with his wife, whose research on it is widely acclaimed.

The films are based on the work of crime novelist Thomas Harris, whose research on serial killers Hopkins used as inspiration in preparation for his unsettling performance.

"You want to use these tools to keep up on others, in a good way, of course, and to let them keep up on you," said Professor Carl, whose research focuses on social media.