Statistics indicate state?s economy is becoming tech-driven

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High tech science and biochemistry have made their mark on the Maryland economy, from the Human Genome Project in Rockville to the growing band of stem cell research firms forming in the Baltimore region.

This week the Maryland Technology Development Corp. brought together 250 people working in the field of informatics ? high-tech data mining and analysis ? to discuss how they can share their resources and the technology being developed through private industry, the government and academics.

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