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Indian regulator GEAC approves 17 Bt crops for trials
Rahul Koul
Even as the moratorium announced by Environment Ministry of India against Bt brinjal in February 2010 continues, the biotech regulator has approved field trials of 17 new GM crops in India, bringing smiles to the BioAgri industry.
Singapore promotes biomedical manufacturing
Amrita Tejasvi
As the world market becomes more competitive, the demand for skilled employees is becoming greater and it is here Singapore will lay claim to be the place of choice for people and products
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BEST India: Paving the way for future biotech entrepreneurs
The Best India programme is aimed at encouraging young postgraduate and doctoral students in developing biotechnology entrepreneurship and exposing them to issues involved in commercialization of bio-science.
Building sustainable competitive advantage in biotechnology
The biotech industry is often referred to as the business of science; young and sexy, attracting the attention of both investors and researchers alike. However, underneath the shine is an industry often associated with failed returns and promises.
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BEST India: Paving the way for future biotech entrepreneurs
The Best India programme is aimed at encouraging young postgraduate and doctoral students in developing biotechnology entrepreneurship and exposing them to issues involved in commercialization of bio-science.
 
Building sustainable competitive advantage in biotechnology
The biotech industry is often referred to as the business of science; young and sexy, attracting the attention of both investors and researchers alike. However, underneath the shine is an industry often associated with failed returns and promises.
 
Collaborative innovation - A recombinant strategy!
Whilst Western economies struggle to bear the financial burden of providing universal healthcare for its citizens, the developing world needs to provide greater access to its populations on a platform of affordability.
 
UK to partner with India in Biotech
India and Britain are leaving no stone unturned in cultivating an enhanced relationship in matters of science and innovation.
 
Managing talent when things get tough
The global pharma and biotech industry typically responds to an economic downturn by downsizing its talent pool; although the 2008 financial crisis did not result in layoffs within Asias biomedical sector, many companies saw headcount freezes
 
The evolution of CRO industry
The Contract Research Organization (CRO) industry began in the late 1980s with researchers from pharmaceutical companies leaving those companies and creating trial management organizations.
 
India gung ho about biofuels
Indian approach is solely based on non-food feed stocks to be raised on degraded or wastelands that are not suitable for agriculture, thus avoiding a possible conflict of fuel versus food security
 
Major challenges ahead in the biofuel industry
Indian biofuel sector covers both bioethanol and biodiesel. The former is in the growing stage and the latter is still in its nascent stage. The major effort is needed to strengthen the R&D of the biodiesel crops
 
India's approach to biofuels
The Indian approach to biofuels is somewhat different from the current international approaches. It is solely based on non-food feed stocks to be raised on degraded or wastelands that are not suitable for agriculture
 
Second generation biofuels
In the area of second generation biofuels production, there are no established players since the technology is still in the development and demonstration stages.
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