Micro-Partnerships With Academia Helping To Drive Bristol’s Pipeline Development
Executive Summary
New agreement with Duke Translational Medicine Institute highlights Bristol-Myers Squibb’s particular approach to collaborating with academia – small, low-money partnerships that get pharma and university scientists working together in an atmosphere virtually free of corporate bureaucracy.
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