Earlier this month, I wrote here about the flowering of Israel’s innovative biotechnology sector over the past ten years following adoption of important […]
Biotechnology in Countries Starting with “I” – Part 14: India Read Post »
I’m back from the Filling the Pipeline conference in Boston, where I presented a talk on pharmaceutical globalization. Maintaining control
Pharmaceutical globalization: Where are drugs invented? Read Post »
The Turkish response to the innovation score I generated for them in the Scientific American Worldview Scorecard was pretty clear.
The third issue of Scientic American’s Worldview is now available at www.saworldview.com. In this latest issue I continue my comparative
Third Annual Scientific American Worldview: Measuring Global Biotechnology Read Post »
This paper is a final project from the NIH Foundation for Advanced Education in the Sciences TECH 366, a course
Neglected Disease Drug Development: Incentives for Success Read Post »
I will be presenting in an upcoming webinar: Going Global Partnering and Investing in International Life Sciences Today, successful
Going Global: Partnering and Investing in International Life Sciences Read Post »
Here’s a copy of the talk I gave at the American Chemical Society meeting, on using patent information to track
I’ve just had a paper published in Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, using data from DrugPatentWatch to profile the locations of
Globalization in the pharmaceutical industry: Where are drugs invented? Read Post »
As stringent new budgets have led to pharmaceutical companies cutting back, a certain concern and scepticism has risen over the
Coming soon, a book by Michael L. Salgaller, PhD. In this new book — Biotechnology Entrepreneurship: From Science to Solutions
Coming soon – Biotechnology Entrepreneurship: From Science to Solutions Read Post »