Like
Be the first to like this
Yes, just in time for the weekend, the Filter combs the ’net for news of bioentrepreneurship around the world. Feel free to comment or ask a question below.
- • The China Daily introduces us to Duan Peng, a research professor in the US who’s setting up a biotech venture in his hometown of Nantong, “backed by a slew of industry-friendly policies geared to attract investment.”
- • Singapore, one of Asia’s biotech hubs, recently elected its seventh president. In the American Spectator, Hal Colebatch ruminates on the city state’s evolution “from one-party authoritarianism to a genuine multi-party state, and continuing to give its people a good standard of living while doing so.”
- • Finally, Zachary Russ comments on the need to use appropriate and sustainable technologies to help populations, whether in Manila or Washington, DC. A change of mindset is needed to disabuse ourselves of the notion that “anything less than the best is grounds for disapproval or malpractice.” (via GEN)
Senior Editor, Nature Biotechnology
Follow the Topic
Biotechnology
Life Sciences > Biological Sciences > Biotechnology
Please sign in or register for FREE
If you are a registered user on Research Communities by Springer Nature, please sign in