Biotech, Native Hawaiian link urged


From yesterday, the Advertiser reports on "a series of findings discussed yesterday during a presentation focused on ways to expand Hawai'i's biotech sector, diversify the state's economy and create high-wage jobs. The event, which was held at the Hawaii Prince Hotel, was the product of about a yearlong process involving 300 or so people interested in developing a road map for the future of Hawai'i's life sciences industry."

One of the findings is that "Hawai'i can be a player in the rapidly growing biotech industry, but needs to be sensitive to the interests of Native Hawaiian culture."

No time to comment today, but check it out...


Posted: Sat - June 4, 2005 at 10:30 AM    
   
 
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