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Malaysia unveils national biotech policy

April 28, 2005 New government agency is tasked with developing the country's up-and-coming biotechnology industry TAGS: biotechnology, Malaysia, R&D

Google invests $3.9 million in biotech start-up

May 22, 2007 Search giant one of several investors in 23andMe, which was started by the wife of Google co-founder Sergey Brin. TAGS: biotechnology, Genentech Inc., Sergey Brin, Google Inc., investment, financing, investor, audit, co-founder

Oracle to research race-based medicine

August 30, 2005 Oracle is teaming up with the University of Tokyo to research the emerging field of tailor-made medical care. TAGS: biotechnology, Oracle Corp.

Consortium to push biotech, nanotech collaboration

May 6, 2004 Joint Venture: Silicon Valley forms a consortium of businesses, government and education to promote nanotechnology and biotechnology by uniting the San Francisco Bay Area's many assets. TAGS: biotechnology, nanotechnology, consortium, Silicon Valley, government, collaboration, asset, San Francisco

Biosciences: High risk, high reward

November 16, 2003 Knowledge@Wharton examines how researchers and venture capitalists are applying lessons learned from the history of earlier technologies to biotechnology. TAGS: biotechnology, pharmaceutical company, surprise, risk, venture capital, researcher

GeneTree sprouts genealogy branches

October 24, 2007 James Lee Sorenson oversees a social-networking genealogy Web site, tapping into what he calls the most viral network today--the family. TAGS: DNA, biotechnology, Utah, database, digital video

Techies weigh in on patent bill

September 15, 2005 Among the issues: How should a patent holder be compensated for infringement? Computer makers, biotech companies see it differently. TAGS: biotechnology, pharmaceutical company, patent, invention, Rep., damage, Apple Computer, value

Plastic goods for your compost heap

April 24, 2007 A biotech firm and agricultural giant ADM plan to sell the biodegradable plastic for eco-conscious consumers next year.Photos: Natural plastics for eco-conscious consumers TAGS: plastics, petroleum, biotechnology, goods, Cambridge, Massachusetts, brand, environment

Wi-Fi mosquito killer coming to a porch near you

November 21, 2005 Rhode Island company is trying to merge computers and biotechnology to nab the nefarious creatures. TAGS: malaria, public health, biotechnology, Rhode Island, magnet, wireless network, bug, Wi-Fi, CEO, PC

China, U.S. hammer out trade concerns

April 22, 2004 A joint commission is taking steps to resolve commercial concerns about the development of a wireless networking security standard and enforcement of intellectual property rights. TAGS: intellectual property right, China, biotechnology, significance, enforcement, intellectual property, commission, U.S., U.S. company, wireless networking, concern, government, development, security

Nasdaq-100 Index ditches dot-com shares

December 17, 2001 In its annual shuffling, the stock exchange trades in 13 Internet-related companies for a more diversified mix of companies, many of which are of the health or biotech species. TAGS: Ariba Inc., BroadVision Inc., Synopsys Inc., index, biotechnology, dot-com, life science, stock price, Internet company, Symantec Corp., health

Mudslinging over California's clean-fuel initiative

August 24, 2006 Alternative-energy advocates, oil companies land in court over tactics designed to divert readers from opposing sites. TAGS: oil company, fund, entrepreneur, biotechnology, proposal, California, tax

Sun poised to take open-source Solaris step

January 24, 2005 Firm is expected to start sharing some source code of the OS and to detail its OpenSolaris plan on Tuesday. TAGS: Sun Solaris, Sun Microsystems Inc., OpenSolaris, biotechnology, open source, Red Hat Inc., Unix, Linux, IBM Corp., developer, programming, operating system

There's one born every minute

March 20, 2004 A New Yorker film critic has written "American Sucker," a book about the greed and fantasies that led him to lose his shirt during the dot-com boom and bust. TAGS: wife, S&P 500, 401(k) plan, biotechnology, stock market, dot-com, investment, minute

Reborn Model N finds life in biotech

February 11, 2004 The software maker, founded by an industry veteran during the heat of the business-to-business boom, redefines itself to tackle the biotech market. TAGS: Model N Inc., e-marketplace, biotechnology, B2B, e-business, SAP AG, software company, PeopleSoft Inc., pricing

Start-up Netezza taps into biotech

September 25, 2003 The business intelligence upstart develops a specialized version of its hardware server targeted at the bioinformatics field. TAGS: Netezza, bioinformatics, data warehouse, biotechnology, business intelligence, server

Tata moves into medical research

August 8, 2005 Company joins effort to thwart a protein linked to disease. Deal represents new direction for the India-based giant. TAGS: Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., protein, molecule, life science, medical research, biotechnology, pharmaceutical company, India, IBM Corp.

Gore to Silicon Valley: You can save this civilization

February 2, 2007 Speaking at an economic forum in San Jose, Calif., former vice president says climate crisis is a business opportunity for technology pioneers. Video: Gore on a campaign "more important" than presi... TAGS: Al Gore, crisis, Silicon Valley, biotechnology, global warming, San Jose, vice president, information technology, conference, California, video

Michigan governor asks voters to fund high tech

February 11, 2005 Jennifer Granholm says a $2 billion bond issue could create 72,000 high-wage jobs in the Rust Belt State. TAGS: bond, Governor, Michigan, nation, biotechnology, state, budget, chip company, Intel, tax
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