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Norwegian National Research Council supporting ECWT July 7, 2008 2:48 PM                 The Norwegian National Research Council seeks to enhance international collaboration in areas that promote higher quality and greater innovation capacity in Norwegian research and strengthen Norway's role as a global partner. ICT research has "something for everyone" - the Research Council was the first Norwegian stakeholder committing to support the start-up of the European Centre for Women and Technology.