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Tag Archives: BIO
How we are advancing American innovation to cure disease and save lives
Mankind’s need to cure disease, combat hunger and discover new forms of energy has never been more urgent. Yet despite the extraordinary hope offered by biotechnology to solve these problems, government policies and the capital formation environment necessary to support these goals are insufficiently conducive to allowing us to meet these critical challenges. During our 2011 BIO International Convention, we unveiled a strategic initiative to speed scientific breakthroughs, develop cures and grow the bio-economy. The Read More >
Our commitments to help heal, fuel and feed the world
By Stephen Sherwin, Former Chairman of BIO All of us who have chosen careers in biotech began our journey because we passionately believe in the ability of our industry to improve the human condition. For many of us, this means devoting our career to improving the treatment of incurable diseases. For others, this means employing the power of biotech to provide high-quality and healthy food for everyone on this planet. And, for still others it Read More >
Bioenergy Business Outlook Survey Shows Bullish Market Expectations
Encouraged by the continued demand for alternative fuels, bioenergy executives are optimistic that their industry will be an increasingly investment-driven enterprise, according to the findings of the Summer 2011 Bioenergy Business Outlook survey. The quarterly survey, co-sponsored by Biofuels Digest and BIO, was discussed at the BIO International Convention today by Jim Lane, editor of Biofuels Digest; Brent Erickson, Executive Vice President, BIO; and Adam Monroe, President, Novozymes North America. The survey reflects expectations for Read More >
Biotech Patenting and Tech Transfer at 2011 BIO International Convention
The Biotech Patenting and Tech Transfer track has a lot to offer 2011 BIO International Convention Attendees. High level speakers include White House Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator Victoria Espinel, European Patent Office Director of Biotechnology Sjoerd Hoekstra, retired Chief Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit Paul Michel, and former Solicitors General Seth Waxman and Paul Clement to name a few. I am particularly excited about the breadth of the Read More >
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Tags: 2011 BIO International Convention, BIO, biosimilars, Biotech Patenting, collaboration, Collaborative R&D, Compulsory Licensing, Counterfeiting, EPO, Myriad Case, Patent Linkage, Patents in the Supreme Court, Paul Clement, Paul Michel, Seth Waxman, Sjoerd Hoekstra, Tech Transfer, Technology Transfer, Victoria Espinel
Tags: 2011 BIO International Convention, BIO, biosimilars, Biotech Patenting, collaboration, Collaborative R&D, Compulsory Licensing, Counterfeiting, EPO, Myriad Case, Patent Linkage, Patents in the Supreme Court, Paul Clement, Paul Michel, Seth Waxman, Sjoerd Hoekstra, Tech Transfer, Technology Transfer, Victoria Espinel
House Patent Reform Bill, HR 1249, still has the Administration’s and BIO’s support
The White House, Office of Management and Budget, Office of Science and Technology Policy, and the United States Patent and Trademark Office have come out in support of HR 1249 and the Manager’s Amendment to the bill. The only caveat mentioned is that “final legislative action [should] ensure that the US Patent and Trademark Office’s (USPTO’s) fee collections are made fully available to support the nation’s patent and trademark system.” BIO also has come out in Read More >
