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Sources of Medical Technology Universities and Industry (1995)
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Sources of Medical Technology: Universities and Industry

Tuesday, February 23, 1993

Session III. Pharmaceutical And Biotech Innovation

(continued)

Moderator:

Stanley Reiser, University of Texas Health Science Center

Respondents:

Gerald Laubach, Former President, Pfizer; Rebecca Henderson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; James Benson, Health Industry Manufacturers Association

8:00 a.m.

Innovation in Compounds to Treat Diabetes

Introduction: Scott Stern, Stanford University

Discussion

9:00

What Is Public? What Is Private? And What Should Be?

Richard Nelson, Columbia University

Discussion

9:30

General Discussion

10:00

Break

10:30

Where Do We Go From Here?

Ken Melmon, Stanford University

Richard Nelson, Columbia University

Nathan Rosenberg, Stanford University

11:00

Adjournment

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