
Abigail Copeland
Assistant Professor of Sociology and Science, Technology, and Society at Vassar College; expert on China's biotech industry, genomics, and science-state relations.
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Jul 3, 2026
What Explains China's Biotech Rise? Genomics, Data, and the Global Biotech Ecosystem
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Abigail CopelandGUEST
Yeah, so they are definitely China's largest and at this point, particularly in the US, I would say most notorious genomics company.

Abigail CopelandGUEST
And by that, I mean, not only do those two companies actually have an ongoing or a very deep pile of lawsuits against one another around IP theft, but they operate a similar space that they're really the dominant player in the sequencing industry in their respective ecosystems.

Abigail CopelandGUEST
I would say similarly, they are regarded by people on the ground in a similar way.
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