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1. Bio science biotechnology. (Graphically Speaking)

Author

Xia, Yin, Buccola, Steven, and Fare, Rolf

Subjects
Agricultural biotechnology -- Research, Agricultural industry, Economics, Research
Abstract

Scientific ideas -- hypotheses about physical processes -- have no immediate use, and hence cannot be patented. Yet their influence over technical innovations, which largely are accompanied by property rights, [...]

Published
2002

2. BIOSCIENCE BIOTECHNOLOGY.

Author

Yin Xia, Buccola, Steven, and Fare, Rolf

Subjects
*PATENTS, *AGRICULTURAL biotechnology, *INVENTIONS
Abstract

Discusses agricultural biotechnology patents on scientific inventions. Significance of examining the scientific works cited in patents; Number of times U.S. agricultural biotechnology patents cite papers produced in various public and private bioscience venues; Average chemical patent awarded between 1993 and 1998; Research institutions that are most cited in agricultural biotechnology patents.

Published
2002

3. Losing the Plot? Agricultural Research Policy and the 2014 Farm Bill.

Author

Pardey, Philip G., Beddow, Jason M., and Buccola, Steven T.

Subjects
*AGRICULTURAL Act, 2014 (United States), *AGRICULTURAL research, *AGRICULTURAL experiment stations, *FINANCE, RESEARCH & development finance
Abstract

The article examines the 2014 Farm Bill for evidence on the changing landscape of agricultural research and development (R&D) rules and practices in the U.S. Topics mentioned include additional R&D funding allowed in the bill, a graph that shows U.S. public and private food and agricultural R&D spending from 1949 to 2009, and federal government research conducted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the State Agricultural Experiment Stations from 1975 to 2009.

Published
2014

4. What Drives Academic Bioscientists: Money or Values?

Author

Nag, Sharmistha, Yang, Hui, Buccola, Steven, and Ervin, David

Subjects
*LIFE sciences, *TRANSGENIC plants, *SUSTAINABLE agriculture, *FARMS, *WATER pollution, *HERBICIDE resistance, *NITROGEN fixation
Abstract

The article determines the factors that drive academic bioscience to better understand the role of genetically engineered (GE) crops in the sustainability of U.S. agriculture. Some challenges brought about by GE crops in the U.S. farm sustainability include tracking and controlling water pollution, protecting against herbicide resistance and nitrogen fixation. Professional norms are also considered as a great factor driving the academic bioscience.

Published
2010

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