January 31, 2020 Comments Off on Biotechnology in Countries Starting with “I” – Part 14: India Posted in: General Biotechnology 
Earlier this month, I wrote here about the flowering of Israel’s innovative biotechnology sector over the past ten years following adoption of important IP reforms. Now I am returning to India, to consider the revolutionary mind shift on the key role of effective intellectual property (IP) for creation of social and economic value. Like Israel’s transition from a […]
March 19, 2012 Comments Off on Navigating the patentability of stem cells Posted in: General Biotechnology This is a guest post from the BiotechBlog Intern, Fintan Burke. Fintan is a student at the School of Biotechnology at Dublin City University. Do you have a response to Fintan’s post? Respond in the comments section below. In Europe the 1998 EU Biotechnology directive (98/44/EC) states that Totipotent stem cells (stem cells that develop […]