Our 2003-2004 survey of university
bioscientists conducting agriculturally related work gives insight into relationships as yet unexamined in the literature.
CHGC
bioscientists achieve fast query times with the SGI InfiniteStorage 350, which ensures the data generated by the CHGC research, reaching hundreds of gigabytes in size, is both protected and available to maximize analysis.
One of the initial motivations of the biotechnology study that spawned our current larger growth, science, and technology project was to examine the cost in lost scientific productivity of commercial involvement of the very best academic
bioscientists.
To study the parasite evolution, improve disease diagnosis in the very early stages, and develop more effective drugs to treat disease, Chinese
bioscientists decided to discover the secrets of the blood fluke genome.
Victoria was among 170 people attending the national event, which showed off the work of some of the UK's brightest young
bioscientists ( and she was one of the few to receive a commendation for her work.
Bioscientists at the University of Birmingham have demonstrated that the bacteria give off hydrogen gas as they consume high-sugar waste produced by the confectionery industry.
The experiments have been led by four
bioscientists at the university, backed by a team of 16 experts working on the stem cells.
Of interest to chemical and biological engineers, molecular biologists, physical chemists,
bioscientists, and biotechnologists.
A team of
bioscientists at Cardiff University has come up with a natural way of getting rid of one of the gardener's worst enemies - greenfly - by turning spiders into an army of miniature pest controllers.
Brewer began a study at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) of elite scientists and the founding of biotech firms, and of the effect of commercial involvement on the productivity of those
bioscientists.
Central to understanding how these dual affiliations work is the case study finding that
bioscientists act as individual actors, as opposed to acting as agents of their primary ties, whether to the university or the firm (Zucker, Brewer, Oliver, and Liebeskind [1993]).
Ming-Chiao Lai has published over 300 papers and received countless honors and awards, including Academician of Academia Sinica in 1992, Fellow of American Academy of Microbiology in 2002, TWAS Fellow of The Academy of Sciences for the Developing World in 2006, Outstanding Scholar Award of Foundation for the Advancement of Outstanding Scholarship in 2007, Lifetime Achievement Award of University of Southern California in 2008, Lifetime Achievement Award of Society of Chinese
Bioscientists in America (SCBA) in 2009, and A-IMBN Distinguished Lecturer in 2010.
