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Scientist’s are using the most minuscule organism “bacteria” for the production of the electricity in the near future. The new study attributed in the journal Biotechnology and Bioengineering, lead author Andrew Kato Marcus and colleagues...
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The dramatic increase in global food prices by 83% over the past three years has literally brought the world to its knees. Envoys from 26 Latin American and Caribbean...
made popular May 30 2008
Leading the path of bio-revolution, Critical Art Ensemble is a group of five tactical media artists dedicated to exploring the intersections between art, technology,...
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Biotechnology giant Genentech Inc. is reporting a jump in first-quarter profits of 12 percent compared to last year as sales of its top-selling cancer drugs rose by...
made popular Apr 10 2008
Genetic engineering along with nanotechnology are two branches of science that hold a future for human race that is so spectacular in magnitude that is hard to fathom...
made popular Mar 1 2008
Mazda in collaboration with Teijin Limited and Teijin Fibers Limited has developed the worlds first Biofabric made utterly form plant-derived fibers appropriate for...
made popular Sep 13 2007
Agri-Biotech, a Biotechnology company in Western Australia claims that its project called “Popi Milk” can prevent stomach ulcers. The company focuses on...
made popular Jun 25 2007
Genetically modified (GM) crops are compatible with sustainable agriculture, according to a revolutionary study published in the June 8 issue of the journal Science....
made popular Jun 8 2007
Indians should really smile when they read this. India has left China behind by miles in the arena of biotechnology. With India developing as a leading biotech region...
made popular Mar 30 2007
DuPont which as of now is the worlds second largest chemical company is adopting biotechnology in its processes. The company has a biofuture vision and is looking...
made popular Mar 29 2007
Monsanto and BASF have come together for a long term plant biotechnology agreement for developing high yield drought resistant crops. The companies are looking to...
made popular Mar 25 2007
The Food and Drug Administration is facing criticism over its recent preliminary approval to food from cloned animals as a consumer group has charged the agency for...
made popular Mar 22 2007
In the Asia region China is giving an impetus to agricultural biotechnology and is expected to make an investment more than five times that of today by the year 2010...
made popular Mar 17 2007
You might be sure about the fruits or vegetables that you are eating since you can see them but you cannot claim the same about packaged foods which at time consists of...
made popular Mar 15 2007
Is ethanol the answer to the global energy crisis despite the fact that bio-fuels add new problems to our planet? Is the promised green future truly green or are we...
made popular Mar 10 2007
America is making efforts for increasing the domestic production of biofuels so that it could lead to the creation of more jobs in this sector. For this purpose...
made popular Mar 2 2007
Since nanotechnology does not have any regulatory body as of now it is being said that this technology might be heading the biotechnology route and may even meet a...
made popular Feb 28 2007
Biotechnology can add more teeth to agribusiness and can help it in making more competitive and safe. It can help in stimulating the development of biotechnological...
made popular Feb 12 2007
Biotechnology has certainly had an important effect on the world of biotechnology and has contributed to a number of fields but one of the biggest gainers from...
made popular Feb 7 2007
A high-profile report released in U.S by Earth Policy Institute had stated that the ethanol industry of U.S might have an adverse impact on grain prices and even cause...
made popular Jan 15 2007
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Technology and medical science have converged to give birth to �prototypes� of all cardiovascular structures! Thanks to the researchers at the University of...
made popular Apr 2 2007
Are you aware that more than 250,000 persons in U.S. get an artificial pacemaker each year but this news would certainly bring smile on the faces of people suffering...
made popular Sep 1 2006
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