Title: Building Biotechnology: Starting, Managing, And Understanding Biotechnology Companies
Publisher: Thinkbiotech
Publication Date: 2004
Language: English
ISBN 10: 0973467622
ISBN 13: 9780973467628
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Very Good
Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket

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Synopsis

Biotechnology inventions, products, and resource needs are changing paradigms in healthcare, agriculture, and industrial processes. Because of the growing opportunity and spreading influence of biotechnology, business professionals in many fields find themselves challenged to understand the biotechnology industry. The maturity of enabling technologies, availability of eager capital, and market demand, also motivate scientists to commercialize their discoveries.

Building Biotechnology enables business professionals and entrepreneurial scientists to understand the biotechnology industry, its drivers, opportunities and strategies for commercial success:

- Fund and assemble a company
- Manage research & development, alliances, and funding
- Understand the legal, regulatory, political, commercial, and scientific factors influencing biotechnology
- Invest intelligently in biotechnology stocks
- Cultivate a career in biotechnology, with or without a Ph.D. or MBA

Informative, clear, and highly accessible, Building Biotechnology should be required reading for anyone looking to capitalize on the expanding influence of biotechnology.

Review

... an impressive compendium of information for people getting
started in the biotechnology industry. -- BioExecutive International, January 2005

...a robust, commercially-oriented readable book which should be
read not only by specialists but also by entrepreneurs -- Electronic Journal of Biotechnology, April 2005

Impressive in scope. The book is well suited for novices ...
interested readers ... active practitioners. -- Nature Biotechnology, December 2004

written in plain terms ... a sound foundation for better
understanding this exciting and rapidly changing line of commerce -- Midwest Book Review, Sept 2004

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