Earlier this month, BioCrossroads -- which advances the state's strengths in the life sciences sector -- made public a report titled "The Importance of Research Universities." ... Read More
When you think of scientific innovation, what image comes to mind? Is it a bunch white coats and goggles staring through microscopes in a lab? That’s not exactly how innovation happens. Not in life...... Read More
In just a few days BioCrossroads will host its 14th Indiana Life Sciences Summit, a two-day conference with speeches and presentations from global thought-leaders, a celebration of Indiana’s vibran...... Read More
In recent weeks, we have witnessed a nation captivated by widespread solar eclipse fever. Frenzied family members Googling for special glasses, friends driving miles for a prime location, my childr...... Read More
When I think about what makes Indiana so great, many things come to mind: our stellar business climate, our world-class life sciences industry, our cutting-edge technology scene, and our enviable a...... Read More
2017 marks BioCrossroads’ 15th year. BioCrossroads was set up be a catalyst for the life sciences -- an organization that seized an opportunity to do more with the state’s life sciences corporate ...... Read More
If you have listened to today’s weather report, checked your blood-sugar levels or sent a text on your smartphone, you have benefitted from the innovation and impact of STEM-related careers. ... Read More
One of the oldest human trades is farming. Since the dawn of civilization, a need for regular, stable food production has been a staple of society. Today, agriculture is responsible for over $130 b...... Read More
In a February 20 Wall Street Journal online article titled "How to Get Venture Capital to Places Left Behind," Steve Case -- the co-founder of AOL and chief executive of investment firm Revolution ...... Read More
Recently I was asked for advice by a discouraged job-seeker as she continued hitting dead ends. In talking with this talented young woman and learning more about her background, I encouraged her to...... Read More
Thanks to medical device companies, pharmaceuticals and a burgeoning healthcare technology scene, the life sciences and healthcare are alive and well in Indiana. More broadly, STEM is always top o...... Read More
It’s been ten years since the Indiana University Kelley School of Business began our Life Sciences Collaboration Conferences. And, we celebrated it at our November event, "The Indiana Life Science...... Read More
he Indiana Biosciences Research Institute (IBRI) made news earlier this month with the hiring of the Institute’s Chief Scientific and Innovation Officer – Professor Rainer Fischer from the Fraunhof...... Read More
Indiana has long benefited from a tradition of talented leaders who have turned innovations into thriving enterprises — even dating back more than 100 years to the days of Colonel Eli Lilly of Eli ...... Read More
Learning to do, doing to learn, learning to live, living to serve. The FFA motto gives members 12 short words to live by as they experience the leadership opportunities provided by the national or...... Read More
Recently, Indiana University President Michael A. McRobbie announced the first of five initiatives to be funded through Indiana University’s new Grand Challenges Program. It was more than three yea...... Read More
How would you characterize your software development style – hacker, developer, engineer, or computer scientist? Of course, the vast majority of readers of this article will not have a “software de...... Read More
At a recent life sciences breakfast, I was in awe of the mix of people attending the event from various industry sectors: medicine, agriculture, academia, trade associations, investment, IT and mar...... Read More
For companies operating in highly regulated industries, such as healthcare, life sciences and pharmaceuticals, the pressure to grow and build their online presence is escalating. The need to realig...... Read More
Last September, my parents planned a visit to come and meet their 2-month-old grandson. On the first day of their trip, my mother fell and broke her hip in three places and her arm at the shoulder ...... Read More
