hisham ayoub

Florida: The Next Biotech Hot Spot?

Well,

The hurricane argument is really a non-argument. Otherwise, you would have to argue that California has too many earthquakes, or the NorthEast gets too cold or bogged down by snow during the winter. Florida in the winter months can be a great place to work, and in the summer, well, the last one saw no hurricanes make its way across the penninsula.

Relocation? This is the wired age, where business sees no boundaries. You don't think scientists already relocate from city to city, and I am no just talking nationally, many scientists do stints internationally all the time. Travel is a part of the industry now.

You florida comments are understandable. I myself hail from Toronto and had the same opinion, but after moving down here and been living here for almost 5 years now, it really is a nice place to live.