bioscience

It’s often easy for Worthington residents to lament what they don’t have in their community, or ways in which the city could be a more appealing place to live. While it may be true that Worthington is by no means Utopia, we shouldn’t forget that we’ve got plenty to brag about....

In a story in the April 2 Daily Globe that previewed the upcoming Worthington Bio Conference, Worthington Regional Economic Development Corp. Executive Director Abraham Algadi discussed the broader appeal — and importance — of the 11th annual event. “This conference is a reflection...

WORTHINGTON — The 11th annual Worthington Bio Conference begins Thursday and will feature guest speakers on a wide array of topics during its two days, ranging from agriculture and animal health to economic development and workforce training. Dan Dorman, executive director of...

WORTHINGTON — A Minnesota Clean Energy Jobs Forum is coming to the Bioscience Advancement Center for a 1 p.m. program Friday. The forum will be led by Joe Sullivan of the Minnesota Center for Energy and Environment and Mike Franklin of Weber Johnson Public Affairs. The forum,...

WORTHINGTON — G. Steven Burrill, a keynote speaker at the Worthington Bioscience Conference in 2009 and 2011, is facing charges of fraud in a civil lawsuit filed by a former employee. Burrill, who attempted to raise $1 billion in private equity for the troubled Elk Run bioscience...

WORTHINGTON — Worthington’s 10th annual Regional Bioscience Conference has been scheduled for April 2-3, 2014. The conference theme will be “Bio-Business Ecosystems — Building Regional Business Support Structure.” The event is intended to highlight existing core regional...

WORTHINGTON -- Ongoing research in the beef industry may one day soon make it possible for producers to grow cattle that produce meat containing lean protein and good fats yet still provide the great taste today's consumers look for at the meat counter. Great strides have already...

Friday's Daily Globe will include our annual "Positive Perspective" section, which features no shortage of good news from Worthington. There's also some positive news to report today, as well. Bioverse Inc., a southwest Minnesota company that's already proven itself as an innovator...