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Various biotechnology careers include forensic DNA analyst, scientist, clinical research associate job, laboratory assistant, microbiologist, greenhouse and field technician, bioinformatics specialist, animal caretaker and many more. CareerBliss.com conducted a survey to find out what are 10 happiest professions in America. Conclusions were made after 200.000 people working 70.000 different jobs were interviewed. A lot of things were taken under consideration: how much people appreciate their daily tasks, bosses, co-workers, salary, company culture and reputationAll examined subjects ranked how investigated factors correlate with their overall satisfaction. Salary wasn't most important factor for employees happiness. Type of a daily jobs, control over work done and relationship with colleagues were considered most important. Career that combines all necessary factors to make people enjoy time spent in their offices (laboratories) is career in biotechnology! Biotechnology is combining knowledge about life and living organisms with modern technology to create new systems, devices, materials, foodthat could improve human life and help preserve environment. Most biotechnology products are associated with agriculture, food industry and medicine, and logically - careers in those fields are most popular. A list of careers in biotech is long; here are few that sound really interesting: Laboratory Assistant Scientific laboratory could perform different … Continue reading →

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- The iShares NASDAQ Biotechnology Index ETF (IBB)is downby 0.05% to $339.52 in late morning trading on Monday. The iShares NASDAQ Biotechnology Index is an exchange-traded fund that seeks investment results that usually correspond to the price and yield performance of the NASDAQ Biotechnology index. TheStreet's Bryan Ashenberg and Bob Lang of Trifecta Stocks have identified the iShares NASDAQ Biotechnology Index as the "Chart of the Day." Here is what Ashenberg and Lang had to say about it: The iShares Nasdaq Biotech ETF (IBB) has been on fire for the past six months, with higher highs and higher lows on the chart. It's also been reliably bouncing at the 50-day moving average (blue). Want more like this from Bryan Ashenberg and Bob Lang BEFORE your stock moves? Learn more aboutTrifecta Stocks now! Must Read: Warren Buffett's Top 25 Stocks for 2015 Read the original here: iShares NASDAQ Biotech Index (IBB) is the Chart of the Day … Continue reading →

(IBB) Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF Market Chart Technical Analysis Take an in depth look at the current chart for the IBB ETF. By: Mr. Stocks … Continue reading →

OneStart Europe 2015 Semi-finalist: Shyden Biotechnology - Shyam Masrani OneStart, co-organised by SR One and the Oxbridge Biotech Roundtable, is the world's largest life science startup accelerator programme. Learn how you can get extended mentoring and win ... By: OxbridgeBiotech … Continue reading →

Polymerase Chain Reaction ( B.Sc. M.Sc. Biotechnology) Dr. Leena Kansal, Biyani Girls college, Jaipur, explains about Polymerase chain reaction which was developed by Kary Mullis in 1985. It is used for amplification of DNA fragments which includes... By: Guru Kpo … Continue reading →

A: While biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies both produce medicine, biotechnology companies' medicines have a biological basis, and pharmaceutical companies' medicines have a chemical basis. Biotechnology companies use live organisms or their products, such as bacteria or enzymes, to manufacture their drugs. Conversely, pharmaceutical companies use only chemical and generally artificial materials to create drugs. Biotechnology also has more applications than pharmaceutical companies. For example, biotechnology companies have developed versions of crops without specific food allergens, crops that require fewer pesticides and crops with a more complete nutrient profile. While there is some overlap between biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies in terms of research, manufacturing and distributing drugs, biotechnology's scope is much greater. There is also a substantial difference in operating costs, especially the cost of research and development. Biotechnology companies have much higher costs due to their focus on research and development (as opposed to manufacturing with pharmaceutical companies) and the length of time and difficulty in testing and creating new products. The discrepancy in the cost and length of time required to manufacture a new product has led to biotechnology products holding their patents for much longer than pharmaceutical companies. Where pharmaceutical companies generally hold the exclusive rights to manufacture … Continue reading →

Industry placement opportunities in UQ's Bachelor of Biotechnology Hear from Ann Damien about her industry placement with Cook Medical. Ann completed this industry placement while doing her Bachelor of Biotechnology at The University of Queensland. By: UQ Faculty of Science … Continue reading →

Lessons from the Biotechnology pop and drop They say that from false moves come fast moves. Well, I would like to add that from too-steep moves come'very fast' moves. Such has been the case with the biotechnology sector this week when... By: Serge Berger … Continue reading →