The British colonial administration established the University of Ibadan (UI) in 1948 as an extension of the University College London and it became Nigeria’s first full-fledged and premier university in 1962. The university comprises 13 faculties and …
The November 2011 issue of the Journal of Commercial Biotechnology is now available. The links below will take you to
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Biotechnology companies can play an important role in advancing technologies for global health. Initiatives such as Genzyme’s Humanitarian Assistance for Neglected Diseases and Alnylam’s Intellectual Property (IP) contributions to the Pool for Open Inn…
Following on the heels of my post on Globalization in the Pharmaceutical Industry, it is also useful to examine the
I’ve just published the Pocket Biotechnology Industry Primer and Glossary as an ebook. This book, which was previously only available
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The global locations of drug invention are important for public health, economic development, and national security reasons. Inventors tend to
Where in the world are drugs invented? Measuring pharmaceutical globalization. Read Post »
“What is the biggest challenge in moving a foreign biotechnology company to the United States?” I asked this question at
Thanks to a new sponsor, Breathing Additional Life into the Life Sciences is now free. The Journal of Commercial Biotechnology,
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I’m back from the Filling the Pipeline conference in Boston, where I presented a talk on pharmaceutical globalization. Maintaining control
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