Lynk Pursues Own R&D Path But Partnerships Still Key
Executive Summary
As tightening policies cast a shadow over Chinese bioventures relying mainly on in-licensing and shed fresh light on the importance of proprietary development, the CEO of one innovation-focused venture shares his views on strategy in an exclusive interview.
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