The biotech contrarian

Article Abstract:

The relationship between biotechnology industry and the economic development agencies are discussed. Joe Cortright, the economist and vice president of Impress Consulting in Portland, Oregon, has researched on the biotechnology industry and has stated that in the long-run the biotech might not revolutionize the way business is conducted or the way people interact.

Scientific Research and Development Services, Drugs, Oregon, Development, Economic Programs-Total Govt, Administration of Economic Programs, Economic aspects, Biotechnology industry, Biotechnology industries, Economic development

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Bioscience in India: Times are changing

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India has numerous resources and culture of learning and education that can contribute a vast pool of scientific talent for the study of genetic variations associated with disease. India's life sciences research community can develop a strong research platform and become a leader in biological sciences research.

Government domestic functions, India, Science and technology policy, Bioengineering

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Open access 2.0: the Nautilus: where- and how- OA will actually work

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The advantages and disadvantages of open access to the scientific literature are discussed. The Nautilus model of scientific publishing has shown how the open access publishing works.

United States, Services information, Evaluation, Services, Open access journals

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