Is Dane County really becoming nationally known as a hotbed for biotechnology, with the potential to generate jobs and income for Wisconsin as well as medical advancements for mankind?
Are the millions of dollars of state investment in biological sciences at UW-Madison really paying off?
Is there really economic development potential in a Madison-to-Milwaukee-to-Chicago triangle of regional cooperation?
Wisconsin policymakers should take note: This week produced more evidence that the answers to those three questions are yes, yes and yes.