Monday, November 4, 2013

Introduction

• Martin Spalding - Iowa State University
  David Oliver - Iowa State University
  Opening Remarks

Donald Weeks

• University of Nebraska-Lincoln
  Introduction to Session 1

Keith Joung

• Harvard University
  Targeted Genome Editing and Gene Regulation for Bioengineering Applications

Adam Bogdanove

• Cornell University
  DNA targeting with TAL effectors – a transformative technology with room for improvement

Scott Fahrenkrug

• University of Minnesota
  Animal bioengineering with TALENS

Bing Yang

• Iowa State University
  Plant bioengineering with TALENS

Kan Wang

• Iowa State University
  Bioengineering through direct delivery of proteins

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Introduction - Day 2

• James Reecy - Iowa State University
  Opening Remarks

Andy Hedgecock

• DuPont Pioneer, session chair
  Introduction to Session 2,

Qiudeng Que

• Syngenta Biotechnology
  Applications of Targeted Genome Modification Technologies for Commercial Trait Development

Drew Kershen

• University of Oklahoma
  New Plant Breeding Techniques: Legal Classification and Regulatory Implication

Chris Holman

• University of Missouri-Kansas City
  Intellectual property considerations

Neil Hoffman

• USDA-APHIS
  Regulatory Considerations, US

Katia Pauwels

• Biosafety and Biotechnology Unit, Belgian Scientific Institute of Public Health
  Regulatory Considerations, EU

Clark Wolf

• Iowa State University
  Public Perception and Regulation of Biotech Innovation

Speakers' Panel

• Panel for Session 2

Gregory Jaffe

• Center for Science in the Public Interest, session chair
  Introduction to Session 3

Nancy Podevin

• EMBL and formerly EFSA
  New biotechnology-based plant breeding techniques and the regulatory landscape

Group reports

• Panel discussion - Session 3