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Does the future of science lie in 'bioconvergence'?

'Bioconvergence' brings together experts, processes, and technologies across biotech, software, and engineering.

'Bioconvergence' brings together experts, processes, and technologies across biotech, software, and engineering. Image: National Cancer Institute for Unsplash

Belen Garijo
Chair of the Executive Board and Chief Executive Officer, Merck
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