Month: February 2012
Bioscience Economic Development Needs Key Ingredients
Realizing that entrepreneurship is a key ingredient in economic development, states and localities continue to …
Greenpeace Founder: Biotech Opposition is Crime Against Humanity
A co-founder of Greenpeace speaks in favor of one of the things the organization has most …
Science Education in Deep Trouble; Report Shows Sad State of Affairs
American business leaders rue the lack of home-grown skilled workers. This is a problem governors …
Biotech IP Challenges Around the World: BIO’s Special 301 Submission
BIO recently submitted its Special 301 Submission highlighting intellectual property (IP) challenges around the world. …
Honoring George Washington Carver's Contributions to Today's Bioeconomy
As we celebrate Black History Month, we should take time to recognize the contributions made …
The Case of Misplaced Mountain Magnolias
Amidst the mountains of western North Carolina rests a stand of Sweetbay magnolia trees. This …
BIO CEO 2012 Opening Remarks
The 14th Annual BIO CEO & Investor Conference started with a busy turnout Monday at …
If It Happens At BIO International It Gets Attention
By Rob Wright, Life Science Leader This year’s 2012 BIO International Convention is being held …
Value Drivers Under the Influence – How Licensing and Key Events Affect Valuation
The Tuesday plenary luncheon at the 2012 BIO CEO & Investor Conference featured a panel …
Fireside Chat with Dr. Mikael Dolsten
Day two of the BIO CEO & Investor Conference kicked off with a Fireside Chat …