STAT+: What we\u2019re hearing on Chinese NewCos, AI, and BIO\u2019s executive ranks
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This is the online version of our BIO 2025 newsletter. Get more BIO updates directly to your inbox by signing up here<\/a>, and sign up for our morning biotech news roundup newsletter here<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n Hello everyone! Allison DeAngelis here, coming to you from Boston\u2019s Convention and Exhibition Center, where I just did laps around the BIO exhibition hall in search of the special edition pin for this year\u2019s conference. I\u2019m ashamed to admit that this is my third BIO with STAT, but I only just realized that folks collect these pins and wear them on their lanyards like kids at Disneyland. Sadly, I haven\u2019t managed to find the BIO booth with this year\u2019s pins. Have you? Please let me know where they are or share a photo of the design by emailing\u00a0allison.deangelis@statnews.com<\/a>!\u00a0Until then, my colleague Elizabeth Cooney and I have a dispatch for you.<\/p>\n The BIO conference technically kicks off today, but the activity started over the weekend. On Sunday, I stopped by the BIOCHINA conference in Boston, a small-but-growing offshoot of a Chinese event attended annually by some 30,000 people.\u00a0<\/p>\n Continue to STAT+ to read the full story\u2026<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\nIs the Chinese NewCo model over?<\/h2>\n