Merrick Biotech.

Why not personal biotech?

Number six biotech disaster.

Why not Biotech? Abby, I really...

Cisco IP Communicator connecting to Merrick Biotech.

And, boom, we've, you know, had a biotech industry.

And biotech is moving rapidly in Africa, at last.

Ms. Sutherland is a research and development engineer at Biotech.

I need to get Biotech to open their ultrasecret books.

Well, you'd start by finding out if the biotech is really there.

Biotech is probably the most powerful and the fastest growing technology sector.

Mr. Lincoln, this is Charlie Whitman the publicrelations director at Merrick Biotech.

This is a blueprint of the chemical compounds the Biotech Corporation is experimenting with.

Find out what kind of research the Biotech corporation does, and everything on Karen Sutherland.

These people will be empowered with biotech, and that will be an enormous positive step to acceptance of biotechnology.

Typically, this applies to hardware or clean tech and biotech, but it also could be big data algorithms, etc.

Founder of Lubov Pharmaceuticals, a multinational biotech firm whose corporate offices turn out to be in a split level...

You're aware that we've got an infantry weapons development programme while in WWll, they initiated a subprogramme for biotech force enhancement.

If you had spaces like this all over the world, it could really change the perception of who's allowed to do biotech.

And today Massachusetts leads the nation in economic competitiveness, student achievement, health care coverage, life sciences and biotech, energy efficiency and veterans' services.

It's got to be philanthropic, because profits distract biotech, but it's basically got a 90 percent chance, I think, of succeeding in this.

When people have this technology in their hands, you have a do it yourself biotech kit, grow your own grow your dog, grow your own cat.

And we look at these exponential technologies from medicine, biotech, artificial intelligence, robotics, nanotechnology, space, and address how can we cross train and leverage these to impact major unmet goals.

It's a nonprofit, a community biotech lab in Brooklyn, New York, and the idea was people could come, they could take classes and putter around in the lab in a very open, friendly atmosphere.

I started with my wife, Ryan Phelan, who ran a biotech business called DNA Direct, and through her, one of her colleagues, George Church, one of the leading genetic engineers who turned out to be also obsessed with passenger pigeons and a lot of confidence that methodologies he was working on might actually do the deed.

And so we have done if you look at our website at the Chemistry Discovery Center, you'll see people coming from all over the country to look at how we are redesigning courses, having an emphasis on collaboration, use of technology, using problems out of our biotech companies on our campus, and not giving students the theories, but having them struggle with those theories.