“The Scientist,” a magazine withﾠabout 80,000 circulation worldwide,ﾠdescribes Madison as a “low-key hot spot” for biotechnology

The June 20 edition of “The Scientist,” a magazine with about 80,000 circulation worldwide, described Madison as a “low-key hot spot” for biotechnology. Writer Ted Agres described Madison as “quietly emerging as a biotechnology and life science powerhouse.” The magazine was released during the Biotechnology Industrial Organization (BIO) international convention in Philadelphia, which gave the story enhanced exposure among the convention’s 18,000-plus delegates. In the same edition, the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation was ranked among the nation’s leading tech-transfer organizations. To learn more, go to madison.com story, or visit the-scientist.com