LifeQuest: Georgia’s Biosciences Magazine tells the remarkable story of how Georgia’s robust and diverse life sciences community is healing, fueling, and feeding the world, one compelling innovation at a time.

Georgia’s universities, hospitals, and start-ups are on the cusp of creating the next big things in medical devices, drugs, vaccines, disease management, and drug-delivery technologies. These institutions are proving instrumental in propelling the state forward as a magnet for attracting big biotech.

And thanks to a unique infrastructure that includes the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; the Innovation Crescent stretching from Atlanta to Athens; and world-class universities, hospitals, and trauma-care centers conducting cutting-edge research, Georgia is well on its way to creating a 21st-century bioeconomy.

LifeQuest chronicles these scientific discoveries—including their impacts on the state and its citizens—and takes a closer look at advances in a number of related fields from agriculture and healthcare to nanomedicine and renewables.
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LifeQuest is a product of Atlanta Magazine Custom Media.

2010 LifeQuest
How is biotech making a difference in your life? The inaugural issue of LifeQuest reveals the cutting-edge stem-cell research being conducted by eminent top-tier scholars at the University of Georgia; how the Georgia Institute of Technology is revolutionizing healthcare with nanomedical devices and bionanotechnologies; and the impact entrepreneurs such as Home Depot founder Bernie Marcus are having on trauma care and neuroscience in Atlanta while propelling the state onto a map of global proportions.
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