Bio-industry communication and development

As a result, the development prospects of biopharmaceutical technology are bright with more and more companies engaged in biopharmaceutical industry and relevant technology research, from the previous small-scale decentralized industry to the large-scale centralized large-scale industry.

The Department of Bio-Industry Communication and Development is a unit within the College of Bioresources and Agriculture.
The department was originally named the Department of Agricultural Extension, founded by the distinguished rural sociologist Dr.
Martin M.C.
Yang in 1960, and was renamed in 2008.

New BIO Industry Analysis trend data have been released for Emerging Therapeutic Company Investment, R&D-Stage Out-licensing, and Acquisitions.
BIO’s Industry Analysis Team has reviewed and annotated pipeline data from BioCentury and Biomedtracker to create an interactive view of the COVID-19 pipeline.
New data released every Monday! .

With the continuous breakthrough of technology in the biopharmaceutical industry and the continuous introduction of policies, the development of Chinese biopharmaceutical industry has shown a trend of concentration and digitization, and the importance of bio-pharmaceutics in industrial innovation is growing up.

Due to these broad capabilities, target specificity, and natural interface with living systems, biosensors are one of the keys to the future of bio-informational engineering, which will enable two-way communication between human digital technology and biological processes

The bio-based industry transition sets the frame for fossil-based materials replacement with bio-based materials

Climate change, environmental concerns, an overall need for resource efficiency and scarcity of natural resources are driving society and businesses to look for renewable, non-fossil raw materials and circular solutions

The Department of Bio-Industry Communication and Developmentis a unit within the College of Bioresources and Agriculture

The department was originally named the Department of Agricultural Extension, founded by the distinguished rural sociologist Dr