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Archive for September 27th, 2008

Science X2 signals: big pharmas, stem cells, mobile MRI

Posted by attilachordash on September 27, 2008

The Institute for the Future’s X2 project is all about tracing future trends in science and technology As the steward of the Biomedical Sciences and Biotechnology Group I collect signals in these fields on which some forecasts can be based later on. Here are some issues I found future sensitive enough recently:

GlaxoSmithKline collaborates with the Harvard Stem Cell Institute

Pfizer’s growing and various interests in stem cells

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