Levy said he's excited about working with companies involved in leading-edge science, but there are challenges - political as well as scientific.
Consider the ongoing controversy over how stem-cell research should be funded.
"If the main source of funding isn't here," Levy said, "people do go elsewhere - to Singapore, the United Kingdom and Israel - where they don't have the same obstacles."
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