What Researchers Who Want To Be Entrepreneurs Need To Know
Scientists who are driven to start their own business and take the risks a start-up entails must think carefully about their technology, personal goals
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August 20, 2012 Cover
Volume 90, Issue 34
Scientists who are driven to start their own business and take the risks a start-up entails must think carefully about their technology, personal goals
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Scientists who are driven to start their own business and take the risks a start-up entails must think carefully about their technology, personal goals
Chemical company boards gain a few women, but representation stagnates among top execs
One of NIH’s leading institutes continues to be a big supporter of basic science
Although not for everyone, this documentary takes audiences into the world of a garage-based chemist who makes and takes psychoactive compounds
I-Corps helps agency researchers determine whether their discoveries can make successful start-ups
Analytical tests to diagnose diseases and detect fake drugs are among potential applications
Simple device uses silicon nanowires to quickly extract and detect proteins in blood