Life sciences offer mega returns

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the high economic profit likely to be achieved by biotechnology firms are discussed. Particular attention is given to benefits brought by the bio-informatics to information technology sciences, including bio-informatics.

Life sciences, Information science

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The art of innovation

Article Abstract:

The increasing use of technology in 2001 is reshaping our lives and collaboration with the arts could be significant. Innovation is important and the potential is increased when those from the fields of arts and technology join together.

Usage, Innovations, Technology, Art, Science and the arts, Science and the humanities

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A clever country connection

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the globalisation of the labour market are discussed. The strategies needed to encourage skilled expatriate workers employed in high technology industries abroad to return to Australia are examined.

Australia, International aspects, Column, Economic policy, Employment abroad, Overseas employment, International economic relations, Labor mobility, Citizenship, Dual nationality, Dual citizenship

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