Tag Archive | BIO
LabBook April 26, 2013
A wrap up of our coverage from the BIO International Convention in this week’s LabBook.
BIO International Convention 2013 – Day 3
Day three of the BIO International Convention focused on an uncertain future for the biotech industry and looked ahead to new innovations in disease research.
BIO International Convention 2013 – Day 2
Day two of the BIO International Convention focused on how the private and public sectors can work together to solve global health challenges.
BIO International Convention 2013 – Day 1
Follow all this week as Science Life reports from the 20th annual BIO International Convention on biotech, research and innovation.
Linkage 5/7: Climate Change McCarthyism & Neanderthal Sex
Climate Scientists to Politicians: Enough Already A pretty remarkable letter was published in the journal Science this week, signed by 250 members (including4 University of Chicago scientists) of the National Academy of Sciences and calling for “an end to McCarthy-like threats” surrounding climate change. The letter makes a stand for reason on both climate change […]
BIO Conference Digest – Valleys of Death
Three days and 7,500 words later, I’m happy to be back at my office desk this morning after an exciting week at the BIO conference. For those of you without the time to wade into the coverage, here are some concluding thoughts and a selection of links to the most memorable parts of the meeting. […]
2010 BIO Conference – Wednesday
This is the third day of our coverage of the 2010 BIO International Convention, a massive biotechnology conference being held this week at McCormick Place in Chicago. Come back all day for reports from panels, lectures, and the exhibit floor on how scientists, government leaders, and industry hope to use the combined forces of science […]
2010 BIO Conference – Tuesday
This is the second day of our coverage of the 2010 BIO International Convention, a massive biotechnology conference being held this week at McCormick Place in Chicago. Come back all day for reports from panels, lectures, and the exhibit floor on how scientists, government leaders, and industry hope to use the combined forces of science […]
2010 BIO Conference – Monday
5:00 PM – Regenerating Tissue with Nano-Engineering After a day of hearing talks about the process of scientific research in all its funding, methodological glory, it seemed like a good idea to cap off the day’s events with some gee-whiz science. One of the 17 “tracks” or topics for breakout sessions at the BIO conference […]
