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14 Aug 2023: 3. Trends in precision agriculture in the EU;. 4. The economics & governance of digitalization and precision agriculture;. ... In the higher yielding areas, cereal yields are close to theiragro-economic maximum and significant further increases

14 Aug 2023: 3. Foreword – Professor Sir John Bell. The life sciences industry represents one of the dominant economic sectors in the UK. ... This sector brings with it opportunities to increase economic growth and to produce benefits for patients treated in the NHS

14 Aug 2023: education curriculums contain little to no. biotechnology. Community laboratories are beginning to fill that void by providing courses and hands-on experience in the fields of biotechnology and synthetic biology. ... Rather, the movement provides a new

14 Aug 2023: Several countries have developed explicit bioeconomy strategies, reflecting the potential for biology as an economic force. ... in, and industrialisation of, empowering biodesign technologies and assets to drive economic growth.

14 Aug 2023: What contributions can synthetic biology realistically make to tackling European societal needs and to promoting economic growth? • ... This recent work (Steen et al. 2010) demonstrates the reduction to practice for scalable, controllable and, perhaps,

14 Aug 2023: Historically, major advances in science have provided solutions to economic and social challenges. ... Political, social, economic, and many other factors have major roles to play in both setting and meeting goals in these areas.

14 Aug 2023: Researchers55 was adopted, which contain a set of commitments to create better conditions for new generations of scientists and researchers which, as the driving force for innovation and economic growth, are

14 Aug 2023: Science; • Embedding Open Science in society to make. science more responsive to societal and economic expectations.

14 Aug 2023: new economic opportunities. With this promise comes a duty to attend carefully to potential risks, be. ... In light of our Nation’s dependence on socially responsible scientific innovation for economic progress and individual well-being, the urgency of

14 Aug 2023: changes in ways of living over technological solutions, even if this means reduced economic growth. ... potentially raising. strong sentiments for various reasons beyond their technical characteristics and economic implications.

14 Aug 2023: Applications are envisaged in important economic sectors, such as ener-gy, chemicals, medicine, environment and agriculture. ... dustry sectors and types of applications. It has the potential to offer significant economic benefits and bring greater

14 Aug 2023: Executive SummaryProviding solutions to major national problems, biology and industrial biotechnology will serve as an engine for economic competitiveness in the 21st Century. ... Such knowledge will point the way for countless applications, leading to

14 Aug 2023: innovation, economic impact, and great discovery—if only we can accelerate its maturity. ... the biological sciences to create economic activity and public benefit.” It went on to observe that “[t]he U.S.

14 Aug 2023: Three Foundational Scientific Pillars. Enable Ontario’s Major Economic Contributors. Life Sciences ComputationalSciences. ... and organs to microbial cocktails for cleaning up mining sites) contributing to the province’s economic well-being.

14 Aug 2023: Decisive action must also be taken to protect the environment and human health and to avoid contributing to social and economic injustice. ... and socio-economic impacts of synthetic biolo-gy and preventing harms where they are present. •

14 Aug 2023: the BIOS Centre at the London School of Economics, which focuses on social science. ... science’s economic potential may lead to investments in areas that promise short-term economic gain.

14 Aug 2023: It provides public, private and non-governmental organisations with the knowledge and tools that enable human progress, economic development and nature conservation to take place together. ... and limitations 4.3.6 Social, economic and cultural

14 Aug 2023: and infrastructural access,. socioeconomic divides and. local demands for economic. and environmental justice. ... However, uncertainty about effective ways to ensure economic benefit can create challenges to achieving that goal.

14 Aug 2023: from biomass feedstocks in a broad range of economic sectors including health, nutrition, agriculture, and industrial applications. ... Create a dependable, economic, resilient and distributed domestic supply chain for producing all biobased products.

14 Aug 2023: Enhance environmental quality and the resource base. Sustain the economic viability of agriculture. ... Dynamics of water use in the world by sector of economic activity (km3/year) – Agricultural use.

14 Aug 2023: Enable the creation of value from unavoidable waste and by-products (agricultural, food, municipal and industrial wastes, and contaminants), reducing pollution and generating economic and environmental benefits through the development and

14 Aug 2023: Our thriving bioeconomy is an inviting and vibrant place to invest and do business, supporting innovation and stimulating economic growth. ... economy. Source: Capital Economics, Evidencing the Bioeconomy (2016). Supports around 5.2m jobs across.

14 Aug 2023: Economics work was. supported by Dr John Bell FTSE of ACIL Allen Consulting. ... Chapter three analyses synthetic biology. opportunities and challenges, technological. advances, and economic prospects across four.

14 Aug 2023: The World Economic Forum placed synthetic biology at the forefront of the coming century’s economic agenda (World Economic Forum Global Agenda Council on Emerging Technologies, 2012). ... The re-engineering of these natural biological functions could

14 Aug 2023: 17 http://www bio org/articles/current-uses-synthetic-biology18 Population Division of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs of the United Nations Secretariat, World. ... to enhance the Nation’s economic well-being and continued high return on

14 Aug 2023: Most countries, including the UK, regard emerging science and technology as key drivers for achieving societal and economic benefits. ... OECD Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. PLO Danish Organisation of General Practitioners.

14 Aug 2023: In 2020, MGI plans to publish a major report on health and economic growth. ... This report assesses progress in these innovations, their potential for economic and societal impact, and the risks involved.

14 Aug 2023: its economic feasibility,19 there is a nascent interest in greenhouse strawberry production in the Essex County20 that could be assisted through genomics research. ... CETA: Canada-European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement; CPTPP:

14 Aug 2023: Endy told me, “We have now, in a. bottom-up, grass-roots fashion, de facto installed a genetic-engineering curriculum for the future of our field in 120 schools.

14 Aug 2023: societal debate concerning socio-economic, security, health, environmental and human rights implications” (ETC Group 2006). ... 21. Maurer, S (2006) ‘Synthetic Biology/Economics Workshop: Choosing the Right IP Policy’ Reporter notes.

14 Aug 2023: As a result, powerful governments and their flag-bearer corporations are able to use internets of logistics to control resources and food supplies across vast economic corridors. ... Climate chaos, collapsing biodiversity, and ruinous strategies of

14 Aug 2023: 7. innovation and making a key contribution to economic activity. They are a key instrument in bringing together stakeholders to tackle societal challenges. ... By assembling a critical mass of people, knowledge and investment, shared infrastructures can

14 Aug 2023: Ozcan Saritas of the Moscow Higher School of Economics, Barrie Stevens of the OECD. ... us are in fact quite slow-moving. These are megatrends – large-scale social, economic,.

14 Aug 2023: evolution computation, engineering optimization modeling, plant evolution modeling, and socio-economic modeling (e.g., BEACON). ... These compo-nents include ecosystems and habitats; species and communities; and to describe genomes and genes of social,

14 Aug 2023: and theother socio-economic. ... Economic Botany 38, 161–178 (1984). 27. Duvick, D. N. in Developing Drought- and Low N-TolerantMaize Proceedings of a Symposium, March 25-29, 1996,CIMMYT, El Batan, Mexico.

14 Aug 2023: We also searched the databases for studies that might explore extremely low- probability, but high-impact, events with large environmental and economic consequences.v No such projects were found.

14 Aug 2023: 3.3: The economic importance of synthetic biology3.3.1: Commercial applications in synthetic biology. ... For example, systems theory is used in the design andconstruction of aircraft control systems; information and telecommunicationnetworks; and

14 Aug 2023: BIOS is an internationally recognised centre for research on social, political and economic aspects of the life sciences and. ... legitimately political and cultural as well as technical and economic” (RCEP, 2008: 58).

14 Aug 2023: While this tech-nology will undoubtedly ease suffering causedby traumatic injuries and a myriad of illnessesthat lead to organ failure, reversing the decayassociated with age is fraught with ethical, socialand economic

14 Aug 2023: key international facilities in which the UK participates), future needs (research, economic and social) and resulting investment priorities. ... ISIS facilityeconomic impact,eg. employment. Spend byindustrial/academic. visitors to ISIS facility.

14 Aug 2023: and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) and the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)1. ... Thus research can be undertaken in a way that ensures ongoing public support and realises the potential social and economic benefits of these powerful

14 Aug 2023: Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) as well as funds from the Church Development Service through Bread for the World Evangelical Development Service. ... Each individual should be

14 Aug 2023: Emerging technologies have the potential to disrupt existing markets and to create billions of pounds of economic value for the UK. ... We fund, support and connect innovative businesses. through a unique mix of people and programmes to accelerate

14 Aug 2023: Livestock contributes to the livelihoods of 1.7 billion smallholder farmers in the Global South, and plays a crucial economic role for approximately 60% of rural households in developing countries. ... In other words, these solutions require major shifts

14 Aug 2023: Mitigating challenges associated with climate change; and. • Improving economic, health and social benefits. ... Economic Benefits of Biotech Crops. Global Status of Commercialized Biotech/GM Crops: 2016.

14 Aug 2023: Each conference focuses on one or more technologies and covers key issues including the current state of the UK industry sector, future direction of research and the wider social and economic ... Panellists. Sir Geoffrey Owen, Visiting Professor, London

14 Aug 2023: This technology is a remarkable demonstration of human ingenuity, and it also has provided tangible and substantial economic benefits. ... It has been argued that the positive economic and environmental impacts of these production systems are great.

14 Aug 2023: Catapults Our Catapult network is a key part of the innovation ecosystem, enabling economic growth through the provision of unique capability and facilities to businesses across the UK. ... The UK is home to world-class design talent, with potential to

14 Aug 2023: Finance, Economics, & Political Science. Joyce KooUniversity of Maryland. Biological Sciences.

14 Aug 2023: Plant genetic resources provide the biological basis of world food production and security and hence contribute to economic development. ... It is only by using crop diversity that countries can take advantage of its potential to foster economic