Research
Bentley Research Council Presents Seminar On Publicizing Scholarship
New Study: U.S. Biology Textbooks Present Business in a Negative Light
New Findings on Breakthrough Science
How many new medicines rely on government funding? The short answer: all of them.
Research on the topic at Bentley, by the Center for Integration of Science and Industry, brought government and biotechnology industry leaders to campus in April. Participants such as U.S. Rep. Katherine Clark (pictured above) explored the essential role of public funding for basic biomedical science and how the science helps create medicines, jobs and successful companies.
A Company Aims to Do Good. But Is It Alienating Its Customers?
Can Your DNA Predict Opioid Addiction?
What’s the Link Between Public Funding and Scientific Breakthroughs? Bentley Hosts Event with Congresswoman Katherine Clark and Biotech Executives
What Does Martin Luther King Mean to Latinos Today?
As we celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we must ask ourselves the question: has his dream become a reality for Latinos?
We know that Dr. King inspired many Latinos, including Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta. Latinos, just like other Americans, consider Dr. King a great leader of the civil rights movement. If he were alive today, he likely would be working side by side with Latinos to address issues of inequality.