1. Bringing science to life: an overview of countries outside of North America

   • Maryann P. Feldman
   • Harvey Schipper

   EditorialNotes 19 December 2006 Pages: 297 - 302

2. Bringing science to life in Australia: the need for a new approach in human health biotechnology policy

   • Jane Marceau

   OriginalPaper 06 January 2007 Pages: 303 - 327

3. Strong life sciences in innovative weak contexts: a “developmental” approach to a tantalizing mismatch

   • Judith Sutz

   OriginalPaper 06 January 2007 Pages: 329 - 341

4. The role of technology transfer offices in building the South African biotechnology sector: an assessment of policies, practices and impact

   • Rosemary A. Wolson

   OriginalPaper 27 February 2007 Pages: 343 - 365

5. Commercializing biomedical science in a rapidly changing “triple-helix” nexus: The experience of the National University of Singapore

   • Poh-Kam Wong

   OriginalPaper 29 December 2006 Pages: 367 - 395

6. Technology transfer perspectives in globalising India (drugs and pharmaceuticals and biotechnology)

   • S. P. Agarwal
   • Ashwani Gupta
   • R. Dayal

   OriginalPaper 09 January 2007 Pages: 397 - 423

   

7. Turning science into business in developing countries: the case of vaccine production in Vietnam

   • Tran Ngoc Ca

   OriginalPaper 09 December 2006 Pages: 425 - 434

8. The beginning of university entrepreneurship in Japan: TLOs and bioventures lead the way

   • Robert Kneller

   OriginalPaper 19 December 2006 Pages: 435 - 456

   

9. Collaborative R&D: intellectual property rights between Tsinghua University and multinational companies

   • Bing Wang
   • Jun Ma

   OriginalPaper 27 February 2007 Pages: 457 - 474