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New study finds a limited impact of soybean oil biofuel on food prices

A recent study found that using soybean oil for biofuels has a limited ...
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We’ll never go hungry – if we support innovation

My dad, a Southern protestant minister, preached a variation of the same sermon ...
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Patagonia launches sweet new down coat made with bio-material

Louisiana sugar cane replaces crude oil in a down hoody coat that keeps ...
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Start-up Stadium introduces biotech innovators and investors

Start-ups looking to present their innovations in front of the biggest annual gathering ...
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Climate change makes us sicker, finds review of insurance claims

A new study based on insurance claims found that the consistently rising temperatures ...
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The 30-year-old 340B drug discount program is due for reform

At 30-years old, the 340B program is buckling under its own weight and ...
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Fritz Bittenbender

A conversation with Fritz Bittenbender, new BIO Board Chair

The exciting new developments we’re seeing in biotechnology must be supported by equally innovative policy, according to Fritz Bittenbender, the new Chair of the Board ...
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Using AI In patent practice: Practical and ethical issues

The use of AI tools in the workplace is on the rise. This trend is equally true in the arena of patent practice. However, given ...
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BIO IP Conference looks at academics and perceptions of IP

The post-COVID era has been especially hard on patent lawyers working in the biopharma space. “I don’t think it’s an accident that during the COVID ...
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