| Advances in biotechnology and biogenetics have caught headlines and highlevel political attention, but have triggered also preoccupations and fears of uncontrolled developments into uncharted territory. |
| Mrs. Rosen, 29, is a resident fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, a research institute in Washington, where she is doing historical and contemporary research on biogenetics. |
| This skill of complementary integration may well be essential in helping those industries that have important technological impacts on nature, such as biogenetics, agri-business and tourism. |
| Incorporated in 2005, NSCI is allied with a local laboratory and cryo-storage facility through a joint venture with Biogenetics Inc. |
| Biogenetics makes it possible, for example, to insert an insect's gene into a plant or vaccines into bananas or potatoes. |
| Later we expanded to the electronic industry and other fields such as microelectronics, computers and robots, biogenetics, space technology and surgery. |
