Chinese biotech: The need for innovation and higher standards

Article Abstract:

William Haseltine, founder and former CEO of Human Genome Science, at a recent conference presented a keynote speech on the opportunities for collaboration between the US and Chinese biotech and pharmaceutical companies. There would be great potential and opportunities for synergistic collaboration between the US and Chinese biotechceutical companies if biotech in China were to match international capabilities in some research areas.

China, Europe, Public affairs, Speeches, lectures and essays, Speech, Haseltine, William A.

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Ten years of biotech gaffes

Article Abstract:

The biotechnology's memorable mistakes, which their doers would rather forget, in the past several years are discussed. The Clinton and Blair joint declaration, the ImClone debacle, muddled messages in agbiotech, European 'novel food' regulation, the US bans funds for new ES cell lines and Germany's BioRegio competition are some of the major errors that are prevalent in this industry.

Industry overview

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Ask the experts: how to get hired

Article Abstract:

People approach the hiring process in different ways, so there is no single right way to succeed in getting hired. Each expert has a different point of view and emphasis, which may be valuable for the job hunting scientists. Thus, various practical advices for job-seeking scientists are presented which experts in academia and industry offer.

Labor force information, Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Scientists, Employment

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