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Dear Colleagues,
Welcome to the November 2010 issue of Science Speaks!
In this month's issue of Science Speaks we are featuring biotech in Western Europe. We have included articles written by our German and French LC representatives about the biotech sector in both Germany and France.
Take a look also at this month's Biotech News section on multilingualism in the EU, and EMEA regulations for drug manufacturers.
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Germany's Biotech Industry Going Strong
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the years, the German biotech industry has become a significant global
player. Germany is now one of the leading nations, after only the US, in
biotech research and manufacturing, and the leading nation in Europe. The
main source for Germany's success is the so-called "red biotech", or
medical biotech sector. Forty four percent of all German biotech
companies conduct research in this sector ... |
Biotech in France: An Update
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The French biotech industry is ranked third in Europe after
the UK and Germany, and has
become a major player in the European biotechnology sector over the last two
decades.
France
has a diversified industrial base. There are about 400 biotechnology businesses
in the country, employing around 6000 people. French biotech companies, such as
Bio-Alliance, Nicox and ExonHit are at the front-line of research in the field.
Read more...
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Biotech News: EU Requirements for Drug Manufacturers
|  Did you know that there are twenty three official
languages, as well as several other minority languages, recognized by European Union
(EU)? Are you aware of the time allowed for the translation of medicinal product summaries, drug labels, and patient information leaflets in EU countries? |
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