CIRM reaches out to Poland, China offers guidance on biosimilars, and Brisol-Myers increases its footprint in Ireland. We present to you the January Monthly Map. (Click to enlarge.)

What’s happening? This: Novo breaks ground in Denmark, German biotech bought by AstraZeneca, the Life Sciences Innovation Center is founded in Chile.

And more. From December issue of Nature Biotechnology. (click to enlarge)

Appearing this month, by alphabetical order, are Brazil, China, India, Japan and Qatar. Click to enlarge.

Malaysia investing heavily in biotech, Australia modifying bananas and South Korea aiming to grow dozens of biotechs. All that (and more!) on your August Monthly Map. (Click to enlarge.)

Alphabetically, that’s Belgium, Brazil, France, India and United Kingdom.  From June issue of Nature Biotechnology. (Click to enlarge.)

Q: What do Russia, Nigeria, GMOs and a new technology fund in Japan all have in common?

A: They are all featured on the May monthly map, which you can find below. (Clicking increases.)

Ireland looks into dairy cows, the UK eyes synthetic biology, and the Philippines grapples with Bt eggplant. (You want it big? Click the image.)

Three of the five bits of international news from our March Monthly Map deal with funding. See if you can find them. (Click to make bigger.)

Arrests in China, biotech crops in Russia and MaRS Innovation. I present to you our February Monthly Map.  (Click to increase.)

Bt eggplant, a goal of sequencing 100,00 genomes in the next five years, and a new biofuel plant — all that and more in the January 2014 version of our Monthly Map.  (Click to enlarge.)