2007 Headlines

May 14, 2007  San Juan Star  by Michelle Kantrow Vazquez
Puerto Rico made a lot of noise in Boston last week. Literally.

May 14, 2007  FierceBiotech  by John Carroll
Like most big industries, biotechnology is regularly sliced and diced by the experts to see how healthy its business is.

May 11, 2007  Kansas City Star  by Jason Gertzen
Patients offer poignant reminders of the high stakes involved in connecting the biotechnology dots.

May 10, 2007  Boston Herald  by Jay Fitzgerald
Security experts yesterday breathed a sigh of relief after the 2007 BIO International convention finished up without any of the huge protest disruptions that have plagued past biotech events in other cities.

May 10, 2007  Daily Oklahoman  by Jim Stafford
This week Diana Spencer, PhD, and fellow Tulsa Community College administrator Joe Parli brought their enthusiasm for biotech education to the BIO 2007 show as part of the Oklahoma contingent.

May 9, 2007  Boston Globe  by Andrea Estes and Stephen Heuser
Gov. Deval Patrick announced a $1 billion life science initiative at the 2007 BIO International Convention.

May 9, 2007  Lawrence Journal-World & News  by Mark Fagan
The state's top administrator and promoter of agricultural program is the winner of one of the top awards in the biotechnology industry.

May 8, 2007  Malaysia Star  by Foo Yee Ping
Malaysia is equally committed to pushing for other industries in spite of its boost to promote biotechnology, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said.

May 8, 2007  MaineToday.com  by Edward D. Murphy
Maine biotech firms are getting a chance to show off for the world this week, and they don't even need to venture too far beyond the Piscataqua River.

May 8, 2007  The Boston Globe  by Chris Reidy
The vacancy rate for lab space in Cambridge, a hotbed of biotechnology, dropped nearly five percentage points in the last year.