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Learning the Language of Business and Science – The MS/MBA Biotechnology: Life Sciences Program

2019-06-25

My way into the field of biotechnology started at a youthful age. I was to a great extent impacted by my mom, who is a synthetic architect with a MBA, and by my childhood in Boston, which presented me to one of the top biotech/social insurance networks on the planet. After a temporary position doing research at Boston Children's Hospital, I proceeded to think about bio engineering at Harvard. I ended up interested with biotech and set up an objective of progressing investigation into medicines that would have a significant effect for patients. After school, it was by all accounts commonly comprehended that there are two courses to a vocation in biotech; the PhD course and the non-PhD course. Both of these courses can prompt a fruitful and effective profession. Nonetheless, the refinement among researchers and business experts has downsides in the day by day course of business.

Potential biotech and health applications with new knowledge on bacteria and viruses

2019-07-29

Research led by Dr Simon Jackson and Associate Professor Peter Fineran, from the Department of Microbiology and Immunology, investigating the function of bacteria immune systems and what impact they have on the coevolution of bacteria and viruses was published today in a top tier scientific journal, Cell Host and Microbe.

Ancient natural history of antibiotic production and resistance revealed

2019-08-12

The study is the first to put antibiotic biosynthesis and resistance into an evolutionary context. The findings will help to guide the future discovery of new antibiotics and antibiotic alternatives which are medicines that are vitally needed given the current global threat of antimicrobial resistance.

Health care workers unprepared for magnitude of climate change

2019-08-23

An epidemic of chronic kidney disease that has killed tens of thousands of agricultural workers worldwide, is just one of many ailments poised to strike as a result of climate change, according to researchers.

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