Todd Young: “One of the axioms of diplomatic or military strategy is that you want to unite your allies and divide your enemies.”

Biotechnology is critical to our national security, economic competitiveness, and quality of life.

Much has changed since that day in October 2001, but the threats facing our nation and those who serve it remain very real.

Indiana University is well-positioned to help turn that vision into a reality.

Our National Security Commission on Emerging Biotechnology laid out a roadmap to ensure the United States leads the next age of biotechnology.