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Appendix A

Agenda

SUNDAY, 10 JUNE

Welcome Reception, Atrium, Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts

	Opening Remarks
	Chair: Alemka Markotić, University Hospital for Infectious Diseases Zagreb, Catholic University of Croatia, and Medical Faculty, University of Rijeka
	Jakša Barbić, Vice President of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts Marko Pećina, Secretary of the Department of Medical Sciences of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts Alemka Markotić, President of the Croatian Society for Biosafety and Biosecurity Peter McGrath, Coordinator of the InterAcademy Partnership (IAP) Jaime Yassif, Program Officer for Biosecurity and Pandemic Preparedness of the Open Philanthropy Project

MONDAY, 11 JUNE

9:00	Plenary I, Conference Room, Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts
	Chair: Sue Meek, Chair of Planning Committee, The Australian National University

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	Welcome – Victor Dzau, President of the National Academy of Medicine of the U.S. National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Introduction to the Goals of the Workshop – Sue Meek, Chair of Planning Committee Map the landscape of recent and current governance activities Understand what has worked, why or why not, and lessons learned; identify gaps and needs and how they might be filled Identify opportunities to promote and sustain the governance of dual use research and concrete actions that can be undertaken in short, medium, and longer terms to take advantage of them The Nature of Governance Introduction to the concept of governance as a layered system across the research enterprise – Alta Charo, University of Wisconsin–Madison Initial comments – Michele Garfinkel, EMBO Discussion
10:15	Break
10:45	Plenary II – Life Sciences Governance in Action
	Chair: M. Iqbal Parker, University of Cape Town
	Introduction to Recent Life Sciences Examples with Dual Use Implications – Piers Millett, iGEM Foundation Panel: Examples of Life Science Governance Activities, Outcomes and Lessons Julia Bowett, Department of Defense Export Control Branch, Australia Joseph Kanabrocki, University of Chicago Abhi Veerakumarasivam, Sunway University Agnes Allansdottir, Toscana Life Sciences Foundation Discussion with introductory speaker and panelists
12:30	Lunch

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14:00	Plenary III – Introduction to the Breakout Sessions
	Chair: Robin Fears, European Academies Science Advisory Council (EASAC)
	Introduction to Breakout Session #1 Discussion
14:20	Move to breakout rooms
14:30	Breakout Session #1 – Taking Stock: Where Are We Now? The first of three breakout sessions to take place during the workshop will review the landscape of governance efforts that have been undertaken or are currently in progress. Participants are assigned to groups to identify additional examples and to discuss emerging themes. Assignments are in the meeting materials.
	Group A: Nancy Connell (Chair) and Kathryn Nixdorff (Rapporteur) – Conference Room
	Group B: Michele Garfinkel (Chair) and Filippa Lentzos (Rapporteur) – Meeting Room
	Group C: Alejandra Suárez (Chair) and Abhi Veerakumarasivam (Rapporteur) – Salon
	Break (15:30–16:00; taken during the session)
17:00	Return to plenary room
17:15	Wrap-Up and Plans for Day 2
17:15	Chair: Peter McGrath, InterAcademy Partnership (IAP)
17:30	Adjourn for the day
19:00	Conference Dinner

TUESDAY, 12 JUNE

9:00	Plenary IV
	Chair: Alemka Markotić, University Hospital for Infectious Diseases Zagreb, Catholic University of Croatia, and Medical Faculty, University of Rijeka

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	Part 1: Reports from Breakout Session #1
	Reports from breakout sessions Discussion
	Part 2: Introduction to Breakout Session #2
9:50	Move to breakout rooms; collect coffee or tea on the way
10:10	Breakout Session #2 – Lessons Learned, Gaps, and Opportunities
	Breakout session #2 will analyze governance activities that have been conducted in order to discuss what has worked, why or why not, and lessons learned, as well as to identify gaps and needs and how they might be filled. Participants are assigned to groups and will remain with the same group for sessions #2 and #3. Assignments are in the meeting materials.
	Group A: Governance at the National Level: Nancy Connell (Chair) and Caitriona McLeish (Rapporteur) – Conference Room
	Group B: Governance at the Regional and International Level: Michele Garfinkel (Chair) and Catherine Rhodes (Rapporteur) – Meeting Room
	Group C: Promoting and Sustaining Governance – Norms, Codes, Education and Training, and Outreach: Alejandra Suárez (Chair) and Tatyana Novossiolova (Rapporteur) – Salon
12:10	Lunch
13:40	Plenary V
	Chair: Herawati Sudoyo, Eijkman Institute for Molecular Biology
	Part 1: Fostering Change: Insights from the social and behavioral sciences on strategies and processes for promoting and sustaining effective governance.
	Ruthanne Huising, McGill University Baruch Fischhoff, Carnegie Mellon University

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	Discussion
	Part 2: Reports from Breakout Session #2
	Reports from the morning’s breakout session Discussion
	Part 3: Introduction to Breakout Session #3
15:30	Break and move to breakout rooms
15:45	Breakout Session #3 – Looking Ahead: Where Do We Want to Go and How Do We Get There?
15:45	The final breakout session will build on the session #2 discussions. It will focus on identifying opportunities to promote and sustain the governance of dual use research and concrete actions that can be undertaken in short, medium, and longer terms to take advantage of them. Participants remain with their groups from session #2.
17:40	Return to plenary room
17:50	Wrap-Up and Plans for Day 3
17:50	Chair: Peter McGrath, InterAcademy Partnership (IAP)
18:00	Adjourn for the day and Networking Reception, Atrium, Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts

WEDNESDAY, 13 JUNE

9:00	Plenary VI
	Chair: Sasha Kagansky, Far Eastern Federal University
	Reports from breakout session #3 Discussion
10:00	Break
10:30	Plenary VII – Summary of the Meeting
	Chair: Sue Meek, Chair of Planning Committee

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	Facilitated discussion of breakout session results and workshop themes Discussion among all participants, including suggestions for the workshop proceedings
12:15	Meeting Adjourns