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Amy Bray
Dr. Bray is Director of Intellectual Property & Associate General Counsel at Adimab LLC.  Previously, in private practice, she counseled biotech and pharmaceutical companies in all aspects of patent prosecution, including preparation and management of complex worldwide portfolios, freedom…

Good Day BIO: Making carbon markets work
The House Agriculture Committee held a hearing on voluntary carbon markets yesterday—here’s what witnesses said about how we can ensure these markets work for farmers and the planet. And we bring you resources for a few health awareness days/months in September and explain why patient advocacy and…

BIO Testimony to House Agriculture Hearing on Carbon Markets
To meet the challenge of climate change, it is crucial to lead with science and U.S. innovation. We must incentivize the adoption of innovative, sustainable technologies and practices; and streamline and expedite regulatory pathways for breakthrough technology solutions.

Supporting U.S. Food & Agriculture Innovation & Climate Objectives
Safe, secure, affordable & accessible food supply Hundreds of millions of Americans and people around the world rely on safe and nutritious U.S. agricultural products and foods. Americans have access to one of the safest, most diverse, most affordable food supplies in history, and the United…

Good Day BIO: The UN COVID summit is today – here's what to expect
It’s a busy day, with the UNGA COVID-19 summit (and a vaccine announcement from POTUS), a CDC advisory committee considering boosters, and the House working to avoid a government shutdown at the end of the month. Plus, it’s Car Free Day—but biotech could make this a thing of the past. (835 words, 4…

Good Day BIO: A 'raid on future cures' – and a synbio IPO
Today, we explain why drug price controls amount to a “raid on future cures”—and why prescription drug prices aren’t the problem anyway. Plus, we look at Gingko Bioworks’ history-making IPO and what it means for synbio. (681 words, 3 minutes, 24 seconds)

Car Free Day
Car-Free Day: Could Biotech Make It a Thing of the Past?
The U.S. transportation sector leads all other sectors in greenhouse gas emissions. September 22 is International Car Free day, a day when folks make a pledge to walk or use public transportation with the goal of bringing about clearer skies and less traffic for one day. But what if we didn’t need…

Good Day BIO: Fighting climate change and superbugs
Starting the new week—and the UN General Assembly—with a focus on two of our world’s most pressing issues: climate change and antimicrobial resistance. Luckily, biotechnology offers solutions for both, if we get policy right. (700 words, 3 minutes, 30 seconds)