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Tag Archives: innovation
Universities Express Concerns About Recently Passed House “Innovation Act”
Earlier this month, the House passed the Innovation Act (H.R. 3309), which seeks to address abuses of the U.S. patent litigation system. While the goal is commendable, the bill is overly broad in important respects and if enacted into law would produce unintended and unknowable consequences for innovators who rely on the patent system to fund and protect their inventions. The U.S. Senate is now developing similar legislation, the Patent Transparency and Improvement Act of Read More >
Innovation Is… with Doug Doerfler of MaxCyte
The term innovation is thrown around more often than Peyton Manning’s name during Fantasy Football season. But if any industry can truly capture the essence of innovation, it is the biotech industry. Innovation is inherent in what we do – from curing or treating illnesses that were once considered a death sentence to feeding a growing population to helping to reduce our dependence on foreign oil through the production of biofuels. But what is innovation, Read More >
Innovation Is… with David Pyott of Allergan, Inc
The term innovation is thrown around more often than Peyton Manning’s name during Fantasy Football season. But if any industry can truly capture the essence of innovation, it is the biotech industry. Innovation is inherent in what we do – from curing or treating illnesses that were once considered a death sentence to feeding a growing population to helping to reduce our dependence on foreign oil through the production of biofuels. But what is innovation, Read More >
Innovation Is… with Stephan Tanda, Managing Board Member, Royal DSM
The term “innovation” is thrown around more often than Peyton Manning’s name during Fantasy Football season. But if any industry can truly capture the essence of innovation, it is the biotech industry. Innovation is inherent in what we do – from curing or treating illnesses that were once considered a death sentence to feeding a growing population to helping to reduce our dependence on foreign oil through the production of biofuels. But what is innovation, Read More >
Innovative Companies and Investment Trends in Clean Tech at World Congress
A recent Reuters article says the U.S. biotech sector is picking up steam in 2013 as deals are happening and attractive returns are generated. According to Reuters, “biotech IPOs have turned in a strong performance, delivering an average return of about 20 percent this year, compared with an average of 16 percent across all sectors.” This article focuses on IPOs for health biotech companies, but there is also a lot going on right now in Read More >
