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- Biotechnology: From transforming healthcare to transforming our planet . . .
Embracing biotechnology as the world’s go-to commercialization technology serves as a pro-environment alternative that permits industries to move beyond fossil inputs and deliver progress on the SDGs Mobility represents one area where biotechnology has already been quietly delivering sustainable commercial alternatives
- Four problems that biotechnology can help solve - The World Economic Forum
Biotechnology offers some of the most promising and targeted ways to find solutions to these threats For example, the British company Oxitec, a subsidiary of Intrexon Corporation, offers a technology to control the spread of a single species of insect, Aedes aegypti, the primary vector for dengue, chikungunya and Zika virus outbreaks around
- Explaining biotechnology, its achievements and potential
When the biotechnology community tells stories in unique ways that provide a sense of optimism, we can win people over and encourage the adoption of new innovations with the potential to transform lives and create a more sustainable future
- How could biotechnology improve your life? - The World Economic Forum
Biotechnology has the potential to provide the platforms needed for rapid identification of biological threats, development of potential cures and global manufacturing of the solutions Identification of better targets and combined use of nanotechnology and information technology are making it possible to develop rapid, accurate, personalized
- Biotechnology Innovation Organization | World Economic Forum
Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) is among the world's largest trade associations representing biotechnology companies, academic institutions, state biotechnology centres and related organizations in the United States and in more than 30 other nations BIO is an organization engaged in promoting the business interests of members
- 6 expert essays on the future of biotech | World Economic Forum
Biotechnology is a rapidly changing field that continues to transform both in scope and impact Karl Ereky first coined the term biotechnology in 1919 However, biotechnology’s roots trace back to as early as the 1600s when a Prussian physician, Georg Ernst Stahl, pioneered a new fermentation technology referred to as “zymotechnology ”
- Technology convergence is leading us to the fifth industrial revolution
Notable convergences across red (pharma), green (agri), white (industrial) and blue (ocean) biotechnology that will enable acceleration of the tech-driven bioeconomy advance the Forum’s vision to channel multi-stakeholder efforts towards a bioeconomy empowered through technological advances
- How biotech can revolutionize healthcare for the future | World . . .
For example, biotechnology in healthcare has maximized effectiveness by increasing medical personalization and individually designed treatments In this direction, pairing biotech with AI and big data will help digest the complex data generated by the healthcare industry – unlocking deeper and richer patterns for treatment
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