The issues addressed by bio-era encompass a growing array of topics regarding the impact of human-induced change to biological systems – and the strategic and economic implications for stakeholders in the bio economy. Examples of bio-era reports and research activities include:

Biofuels

		Genome Synthesis and Design Futures: Implications for the US Economy Report

Biosecurity

		A Plague of Frogs: What Does the Battle Over Atrazine Mean for Agriculture and Agrochemicals?
		Biology and Borders: SARS and the New Economics of Biosecurity
		McDonald's Global Policy on Antibiotic Use In Meat Supply: Implications for Food and Agriculture Supply Chains
		SARS, Biological Systems, and the New Economics of Biosecurity: What are the Implications for Corporate Strategies

Biotechnology

		Agbiotech 2005: Regional Trends in Adoption and Acceptance - A bio-era Special Report
		Agricultural Biotechnology at the Crossroads: The Changing Structure of the Industry
		Breaking the Logjam: Speeding Acceptance for New Agricultural Biotechnologies - Can Stakeholder Interests Align?
		Crop Plants as Bio-molecular Production Platforms: Implications for the Farm Sector
		Life Lines or Landmines: Intellectual Asset Strategies in Agricultural Biotechnology

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