Can biotechnology save the developing world?
Learn how the industry hopes to ease the burden of disease, secure the food supply, and provide more affordable energy.
Connect and develop with Procter & Gamble Pharmaceuticals, the sponsor of the debut issue of the magazine.
Blending Behavior and Biotech to Fight HIV/AIDS
Can Uganda go beyond its ABCs to vaccines?
BY MEREDITH SMALL
Can the country’s biofuel efforts serve as a model for developing nations?
BY STEVE MBOGO
Debugging Developing-World Cotton
Will genetically modified cotton turn tragedy into triumph? BY CORMAC SHERIDAN
Introducing some of the lesser-known leaders that use biotechnology to improve the developing world.
An new scourge could wreak havoc on wheat BY MIKE MAY
Recent clinical trials reveal a number of therapeutics under development for a range of diseases BY KENDALL MORGAN
The Full Monty on Drug Targets
Receptoromics can uncover potential side effects and novel targets BY MANASEE WAGH
How cell phones are helping track HIV/AIDS, first in Rwanda, and hopefully in 10 more African countries BY MANASEE WAGH
Microbial Fuel Cells as a Power Outlet?
Considerable improvements are still needed for this nascent field.
Growing Biotech in the Cornbelt
Nebraska is a fertile biotech environment BY MANASEE WAGH
Restoring a Stem Cell Reputation
South Korea is spending huge amounts of money to revamp it’s image; will that do the job? BY MIKE MAY
Understanding water in microchannels and nanochannels BY MIKE MAY
It's time for industry to stop leaving NIH funding advocacy to others BY GREGORY T. LUCIER
What can be learned from Europe's regulation of biogenerics? BY MARK SENAK
Can the Diamond Light Source - the world's newest and brightest synchrotron - attract industrial users? BY MICHAEL KENWARD
Computing the social science reveals the dynamics behind biotechnology clusters BY STEVEN CASPAR
How an effort to produce antibodies took an immunologist on a rollercoaster ride of financing BY PETER GWYNNE
Using your connections to fund a start-up BY TED AGRES
Eight Ingredients to Build a Life Sciences Hub
ELNs improve quality control and enable easy data sharing; do you need it? BY MELISSA LEE PHILLIPS
Do You Need an Electronic Lab Notebook?
ELNs improve quality control and enable easy data sharing; do you need it? BY MELISSA LEE PHILLIPS
What Can the Biotech Industry Learn from a Consumer Products Giant? Find out from Mark Collar, President of Global Pharmaceuticals & Personal Health at P&G.
A Day in the Life: Search and Evaluate
Meet Bhavani, who crisscrosses the globe in search of novel compounds.
A Day in the Life: A Personal Touch Meet Dave, who is one of the architects of P&G renowned alliance management capability
A Day in the Life: From Drawing Board to the Pharmacy
Meet Kevin, who guides a products' journey from clinical development to marketing.
Secrets to Successful Alliances
Get expert tips on how to find the right partner and build a mutually beneficial alliance.
Frank Reflections on Building a Biotech Partnership
A Q&A with ARYx CEO, Paul Goddard, who talks about giving birth to an alliance.
