Don't Forget the Caveat

Feb 27, 2009

At in the Pipeline, Derek Lowe applies a Wired article on David Li's formula that allowed Wall Street to make vast amount of money (while overlooking the formula's limitations, which ultimately is crashing down around their ears) to drug discovery and development. Lowe says many of the examples in the Wired piece can be extended to that industry:

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