Country Spotlights

  • A-MAIZING OPPORTUNITIES
    Honduras leads the way for genetically modified crops in Central America by Christine Bahls
  • Persistence Paying Off
    From a delegation of one to a biotechnology association promised high priority in Hungary by Jennifer Mackenzie
  • Really Flowing
    In Ireland, Cellix focuses microscopic technology on moving cells by Meredith Small
  • Biotech, Italian-style
    In Italy, many international players sit at the table by Brendan Borell
  • Trying to Transform
    The Japanese government hopes a new center for biotechnology will revitalize Okinawa’s sluggish economy by Isaac Stone Fish
  • A Seed Fund Sprouts in the Desert
    Billions of dollars drive discoveries in Saudi Arabia by Michael Szpir
  • Bio Logic
    A new ‘account’ keeps biologics data safe in Switzerland by Bill Cannon
  • The Bananas Bellwether
    Bunches of field trials for genetically modified crops make Uganda a go-to place for agricultural science by Karyn Hede
  • Computing New Compounds
    Advanced computers help researchers create new drugs at Argonne in the U.S. by Dan Ferber
  • Biofueling Up
    Vietnamese farmers and companies look to make gas, ethanol and diesel from renewable sources by Elie Dolgin
  • 2: Intensity
    Measuring a country's biotech "blood pressure" demands multiple approaches
  • 3: Enterprise Support
    Biotechnology thrives only when a country maintains a broad collection of business resources
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