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• The future knowledge economy of biotech industries and the solutions to nurturing leading talent, skills and management.• Looking at the ethical and moral responsibilities of science and whether regulations are restricting progress and innovations.
• The latest developments in Genomics and Stem Cell Research. Will cellular programming make embryonic research redundant and will increased US investment result in a UK brain drain?
• How can the biotechnology industries overcome the current global challenges? Looking at the progress, innovations and implications of future nanotechnologies and biosciences.
• Given the expense attached to research and development are scientific breakthroughs in danger of being available only to the affluent? How do we cover the cost of innovation?
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