Definition of bioscience
: biology 1;
also
: life science
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Breakthroughs in bioscience present extraordinary possibilities for the future of health, but serious questions exist about equitable access — let alone ethical progress.
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The bioscience company last month won two awards at the SXSW (South-by-Southwest) convention in Austin, Texas, the first contestant to win both the Food+City Challenge Prize and the People’s Choice Award.
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Other research is underway at the University of Wisconsin at Madison , where Albee Messing, a professor emeritus of comparative biosciences, has been studying Alexander disease for more than 20 years.
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Jack Mazurak, the spokesman for the cabinet, said that as a small bioscience company, Neuronetrix clearly met all qualifications and was approved for participation in the program in January 2017.
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Similarly, growing technical fields, such as advanced manufacturing, bioscience, energy, health care and information technology are having difficulty finding skilled workers in Oregon.
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The research underscores China's increasingly important role at the cutting-edge of biosciences, where its scientists have at times pushed ethical boundaries.
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Roughly 15 years into an effort to boost bioscience here and eight years after establishing the Health-Tech Corridor between downtown Cleveland and University Circle, the organizations wanted a progress report and some long-term direction.
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Hogan also announced that the University of Maryland system will invest $33 million in the near future into churning out enough college graduate to meet the needs of cybersecurity, bioscience and engineering jobs.
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First Known Use of bioscience
1941
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