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- ↑ CURRICULUM VITAE – Bruno VAN POTTELSBERGHE
- ↑ Faculty Directory of the Solvay Business School
- ↑ Paul Meller, As Europe Tries for United Patents, Italy Moves Alone, The New York Times, 17 January 2006
- ↑ Bio of Bruno VAN POTTELSBERGHE on the ULB website
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