Future Trends in Biotechnology: At the Intersection of Science and Industry
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Biotechnology is one of the most dynamically developing areas of modern science and acts as a strategic platform that ensures the mutual integration of scientific research and industrial production. This chapter comprehensively analyzes the scientific and technological foundations of biotechnology, its applications in industry, healthcare, agriculture, and ecological systems, as well as its future development trends. The author evaluates the key directions playing a fundamental role in the development of biotechnology—genetic engineering, synthetic biology, bioinformatics, nanobiotechnology, and bioenergetics—within scientific and economic contexts. Furthermore, the contribution of biotechnology to sustainable development goals (SDGs), its role in environmental protection, and the formation of the bioeconomy are emphasized. Issues such as the deepening of cooperation between science and industry, the application of artificial intelligence, the efficient use of biological resources, and the strengthening of ethical responsibility are identified as the main directions of future biotechnological systems. Consequently, biotechnology has become an important component of the innovative economy and scientific progress in the 21st century, acquiring the status of a global priority area for improving human well-being, health, food security, and preserving ecological balance.
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European Commission. (2023). Biotechnology in Europe: Trends and economic impact. Brussels: European Union Publications
FAO. (2022). The state of the world’s biotechnology in agriculture and food systems. Rome: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
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OECD. (2022). Biotechnology clusters and innovation systems: Lessons for policy. Paris: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
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WHO. (2023). Ethics and governance of genome editing and biotechnology. Geneva: World Health Organization
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