Report Says Developing World Achieves Significant Growth in Biotechnology |
A new report released by Beijing-based CAS-TWAS Centre of Excellence for Biotechnology says that the developing world is achieving significant growth in a broad cross-section of biotechnology fields, many of them directly tied to food production, health, and other dimensions of human well-being. |
A new report released by Beijing-based CAS-TWAS Centre of Excellence for Biotechnology says that the developing world is achieving significant growth in a broad cross-section of biotechnology fields, many of them directly tied to food production, health, and other dimensions of human well-being.
Biotechnology in Developing Countries: Growth and Competitiveness is the first extensive document summarizing the development status of a specific technology area in the developing world, according to Bai Chunli, president of both CAS and TWAS. He added that "it provides a strong, valuable assessment of biotechnology activities in developing countries, as measured in scientific publications and patents."
The report is a broad survey of research and development work from 2005 to 2014. Its major findings include:
To read the full report, visit the TWAS website. |
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