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Appendix D

Individual Expert Interviews

Call: May 26, 2021

  • Expert interviewed:
    • Paul Larsen, Corteva Agriscience
  • Committee member(s) involved:
    • Jean Tom, Bristol Myers Squibb

Call: May 28, 2021

  • Expert interviewed:
    • Steve Evans, BioMADE
  • Committee member(s) involved:
    • Kristala L. J. Prather, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Call: June 4, 2021

  • Expert interviewed:
    • Greg Vite, Bristol Myers Squibb
  • Committee member(s) involved:
    • Jean Tom, Bristol Myers Squibb

Call: June 4, 2021

  • Expert interviewed:
    • Negar Garizi, Corteva Agriscience
  • Committee member(s) involved:
    • Jean Tom, Bristol Myers Squibb
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Call: June 4, 2021

  • Expert interviewed:
    • Hans Renata, Scripps Research Institute
  • Committee member(s) involved:
    • Jean Tom, Bristol Myers Squibb

Call: June 7, 2021

  • Expert interviewed:
    • Alison Narayan, University of Michigan
  • Committee member(s) involved:
    • Jean Tom, Bristol Myers Squibb

Call: June 7, 2021

  • Expert interviewed:
    • Martin Eastgate, Bristol Myers Squibb
  • Committee member(s) involved:
    • Jean Tom, Bristol Myers Squibb

Call: June 14, 2021

  • Expert interviewed:
    • Greg Whiteker, Corteva
  • Committee member(s) involved:
    • Jean Tom, Bristol Myers Squibb

Call: June 16, 2021

  • Expert interviewed:
    • Shannon Stahl, University of Wisconsin
  • Committee member(s) involved:
    • Jean Tom, Bristol Myers Squibb

Call: June 22, 2021

  • Expert interviewed:
    • Tehshik Yoon, University of Wisconsin
  • Committee member(s) involved:
    • Jean Tom, Bristol Myers Squibb

Call: July 9, 2021

  • Expert interviewed:
    • Keary Engle, Scripps Research Institute
  • Committee member(s) involved:
    • Jean Tom, Bristol Myers Squibb

Call: July 12, 2021

  • Expert interviewed:
    • Sarah Reisman, California Institute of Technology
  • Committee member(s) involved:
    • Jean Tom, Bristol Myers Squibb
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Call: September 17, 2021

  • Expert interviewed:
    • Lynn Walker, Carnegie Mellon University
  • Committee member(s) involved:
    • Jean Tom, Bristol Myers Squibb
    • Jason Sello, University of California, San Francisco

Call: October 1, 2021

  • Expert interviewed:
    • Edward Dunlea, Carnegie Mellon University
  • Committee member(s) involved:
    • Jean Tom, Bristol Myers Squibb
    • Jason Sello, University of California, San Francisco
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Chemistry plays a pivotal role in the strength of the U.S. economy and the advancement of humankind. Chemists' achievements include life-saving pharmaceuticals, advanced energy solutions, improved agricultural productivity, and novel materials used in products from clothing to electronic devices. The many sectors reliant on the U.S. chemical economy account for about 25% of the U.S. GDP and support 4.1 million U.S. jobs. However, a new and evolving chemistry landscape requires changes with regard to funding, training, and a focus on integrating sustainability into manufacturing, product usage, and product disposal.

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