IIPM Press Release :- New Bioregion

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Though Madrid has traditionally been the center of g ravit y for Spanish scientific research, Barcelona today practically buzzes with energy about biomedical science. New research centers have sprung up around the city in the past few years. Investment in biomedical research continues to climb. There’s a new focus on training professionals to deal with the details of technology transfer: filing patents, raising funds, running a business.

The organization Biocat, the BioRegion of Catalonia, was created as a way to formalize this effort; it’s a government -funded umbrella organization that unites government, business, and academia to facilitate research, technology transfer, and business creation. “We realized that here in Catalonia, we’re great at creating knowledge,” says Manel Balcells, the president of Biocat. “But we need to improve in technology transfer, in taking that knowledge and converting it into economic value.”

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IIPM Press Release :- A graveyard or a museum?

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Well perhaps, an ongoing exhibition dedicated to all such ‘works of art’, called ‘Body Worlds’ (or Körperwelten in German), currently on at Chicago – up till April 29 – and Dallas and Phoenix till May 28, would be of some help in making you come to terms with such disturbing interpretations of life - and death. Conceptualised by renowned anatomist Gunther von Hagens, this exhibition displays human and animal corpses, with water and fats in the body replaced by a synthetic polymer, rendering the cadavers odourless and imperishable, while still retaining their exact musculature and anatomy. This process that has been developed by Hagens, is called plastination and was also used in giving the body and face, a desired posture and expression respectively.

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The world yonder

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Tourism revenues enthrall
This year has seen many countries cashing in on their strengths to attract tourists. World Travel & Tourism envisages revenue targets exceeding $7 trillion in 2007 (according to research supported by the World Travel & Tourism Council [WTTC]). The top contenders in the race include the forerunner – The United States – claiming a major chunk of $1.69 trillion (Source: World Economic Forum) this year with other countries battling hard. France continues to be the most popular tourist destination on the planet, with nearly 78 million foreign tourist arrivals in 2006 (official government figures). Asian countries seem to hold the limelight in terms of emerging markets, with China leading the way. The recent aggressive marketers were Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, with heavy spending on promotional campaigns, participation in trade fairs and reaping a harvest. Singapore earned tourism receipts of $13.6 billion and Malaysia’s tourism contributing to over 10% of its $131 billion economy (as per official estimates). Expect more action in the coming year, with countries struggling to grab a larger piece of …

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The NYSE CEO Report 2007

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According to the NYSE CEO Report 2007, a thumping 75% and above CEOs believe that their corporation’s ‘Management Team’ will have the maximum impact on their sales and profits growth. At such a time, it is unbelievably ludicrous that any corporation can believe that hiring management illiterates rather than MBAs could provide stupendously dynamic growth. The world’s best performing firms thankfully don’t think so! CEOs of 7 of the top 10 Fortune behemoths are management graduates. That’s 70% for you. Did I hear somebody say Jack and Bill had no MBA? To set the records straight for the innumerably vain soothsayers of the anti-MBA bandwagon, perhaps there’s nobody else in the management world who fanatically supports recruiting MBAs the way Jack Welch (an engineering M.S and Ph.D) has done, a fact he has accepted even in the columns he writes for us! Eat this – GE has been consecutively ranked amongst the world’s top ten MBA employers and Microsoft in the top 20 (Fortune Top MBA Employers 2006 Survey).

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The politically and intellectually savvy Delhi CM needs to introspect deeply before the next elections

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She is one of the rare Indian politicians, who have turned their shortcomings into strengths. Those branding her as a political novice had to eat their words after Sheila Dikshit was re-elected as Delhi CM. She is close to the Congress high command, even though she is not a member of Signora Sonia’s ‘Kitchen Cabinet’. And her proximity to the political top brass helps her in reining in political bugs like Delhi state Congress Chief Rambabu Sharma.

However, her nine-year long smooth sailing in the seat of power has received the first major jolt, when the Congress faced a humiliating defeat in the recently concluded MCD elections. The veterans in the Congress are now baying for her blood but she is not petrified at all. A close aide of Dikshit states, “She knows she hasn’t done anything wrong so why should she be worried?”

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IIPM Press Release :- It’s all about value

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Look, where the ‘brains’ are going, brother!

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Que: Do you think our country would be in better shape if it had better managers, or do the “best and brightest” actually lead American business? ( Bruce Frohman, Modesto, Calif.)

Ans: It depends what you mean by business. If your definition includes hedge funds, private equity, and investment banking, then the answer is a fl at “Yes.” If by business, you’re referring to the industrial and consumer companies at the core of our economy, the answer is: “Less and less so.” And therein lies a problem.

OK, maybe it’s not a big problem yet. But there is definitely a worrisome trend emerging, in that a burgeoning number of talented senior executives are leaving publicly traded businesses for privately held concerns. And not only in the upper echelons – it’s happening in middle management and at business schools too. An increasing number of MBAs, particularly those in the top tier of their classes, are also answering the siren song of private equity and hedge funds. In 2006, for instance, almost 25 percent of the graduating class of Harvard Business School took jobs in those two industries. One reason, of course, is that compensation for senior managers in public companies doesn’t compare to the heaps routinely handed out by private equity and financial firms.

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