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Better laws seen to spur biotech commercialization

By Rocel Felix | July 17, 2006 - 12:00am

Existing myopic legislations and the absence of effective technology transfer rules are emerging as the biggest hurdles local biotechnology advocates have to overcome in pushing for the Philippines to create a niche...

Business

Biotechnology: Building a future for the country

By Ma. Antonia O.G. Arroyo, MPhil Cantab | January 19, 2006 - 12:00am

The potential of biotechnology There are many problems that face businesses when they try to compete on a global scale. The biggest of these is that our advantages are easily imitated (command of the English language,...

Science and Environment