New Biotechnology Books
Two new biotechnology books due out in March 2008: [AMAZONPRODUCT=0973467673] Best Practices in Biotechnology Education 22 International Best Practices in […]
Biotechnology Book Reviews, General Biotechnology
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Want biotechnology venture capital? Use a shotgun!
On returning from a meeting with a small biotechnology firm in which I serve on the advisory board, I was
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Journal of Commercial Biotechnology – January 2008
After months of work, the January issue of the Journal of Commercial Biotechnology, my first as managing editor, has just
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General Biotechnology, Talks and Publications
Biotechnology in Turkey
My recent presentation at the “Biotechnology for Turkey” conference has been posted online. My central thesis was that the challenges
General Biotechnology, Guest content
FDA Enforcement Trends: 2007-2008
Guest content from John Avellanet, managing director of Cerulean Associates: The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) intends to increase
General Biotechnology
Venture Capital Returns
At a recent event was recently asked about investment outcomes for venture capitalists. I didn’t have any recent data, so
General Biotechnology
Career Development in Biotechnology
I’ll be giving a talk on “Career Development in Biotechnology” next week in the AstraZeneca seminar series at the University
General Biotechnology
Rethink PCR
Bio-Rad’s got an interesting website up: RethinkPCR. The company’s name isn’t posted on the front page, but is readily available
General Biotechnology
Happy 25th, Humulin
Today marks the 25th anniversary of the FDA’s approval of the first drug produced by biotechnology, Genentech’s Humulin. I often
General Biotechnology
Exubera: The road to hell is paved with good intentions
I’ve been waiting to write up the Exubera story for the next edition of Building Biotechnology, and the story just
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