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The next biotech frontier: weights and measures
How to measure the biotech industry remains a mystery
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Biotech bonanza: prospects for Texas
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Biotech by any other measure
Without a standard way to measure biotech, some other indicators are worth a look
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Big bang biotech?
Many say a "bio" revolution is under way, but complex logistics and other factors make it hard to predict the who-where-when of its economic impact in the district
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Ag biotech : bold new promise or bold new risk?
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From laboratory to market: the biotechnology industry in the Third District
In "From Laboratory to Market: The Biotechnology Industry in the Third District," Tim Schiller describes major biotechnology products and reviews estimates of the industry's size and scope. He also outlines where the industry is most active in the United States, especially in the Third District states of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware.
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An overview of science and cents: exploring the economics of biotechnology
This article provides an overview of the conference "Science and Cents: Exploring the Economics of Biotechnology," hosted by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas in April 2002. The conference brought together distinguished experts who spoke about economic and scientific issues surrounding biotechnology. In this article, John Duca and Mine Ycel summarize the presentations made at the conference. Topics covered include funding, location, and legal issues confronting the biotech industry. The interdisciplinary nature of biotech research, along with recent advances and future applications, is ...
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Come hither, biotech
States, regions and universities are scrambling to be part of the bio-revolution. What's the rush? The prize? Is there more than one race, and is there more than one winner?
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The economic impact of biotechnology
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Betting on biotech
Biotechnology research and development firms find Fifth District states offer strong growth corridors and industrial parks that are necessary components for the companies' success.