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Appendix A

Agendas

COMMITTEE MEETING 1
MARCH 4, 2021
VIA ZOOM

Closed Session (12:00PM–2:00PM)

Open Session (2:00PM–4:00PM)

2:00 PM	Welcome
	Susan Gordon, Duke University, and Former Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence (Co-chair*)
	Patrick Gallagher, University of Pittsburgh, and Former Director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) (Co-chair*)
2:05 PM	Sponsor Perspectives
	Richard-Duane Chambers, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)
	Catherine Cotell, DARPA
	Joshua Trapani, National Science Foundation (NSF)
3:00 PM	Overview of the Current Environment
	Richard Danzig, Center for a New American Security
4:00 PM	Break; Return to Closed Session

Closed Session (4:15PM–6:00PM)

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* Members of the committee identified with an asterisk (*).

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COMMITTEE MEETING 2
APRIL 12, 2021
VIA ZOOM

Closed Session (1:00PM–4:00PM)

COMMITTEE MEETING 3: WORKSHOP ON SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY
MAY 13, 2021
VIA ZOOM

Open Session (1:00PM–6:00PM)

1:00 PM	Welcome
	Susan Gordon, Duke University, and Former Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence (Co-chair*)
	Patrick Gallagher, University of Pittsburgh, and Former Director of NIST (Co-chair*)

1:05 PM	Panel 1: Scientific and Policy History of Synthetic Biology
	Moderator:	Richard Murray, California Institute of Technology*
	Speakers:	David Rejeski, Environmental Law Institute
		David Walt, Harvard University
1:45 PM	Panel 2: Current and Future Directions of Synthetic Biology: Viewpoints from Academia and Industry
	Part 1: Viewpoints from Academia
	Moderator:	Leroy Hood, University of Washington*
	Speakers:	Andrew Ellington, University of Texas at Austin
		Pamela Silver, Harvard University
	Part 2: Viewpoints from Industry
	Moderator:	Richard Murray, California Institute of Technology*
	Speakers:	Patrick Boyle, Ginkgo Bioworks
		Steven Evans, BioMADE.org
		Mostafa Ronaghi, Dynamics Special Purpose Corp.

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3:45 PM	Break
4:00 PM	Panel 3: Challenges and Promises for the Future
	Moderator:	Michael Imperiale, University of Michigan*
	Speakers:	Drew Endy, Stanford University
		Richard Kitney, Imperial College London
		Diane DiEuliis, National Defense University
5:30 PM	Final Thoughts/Additional Q&A
6:00 PM	Adjourn

COMMITTEE MEETING 4: WORKSHOP ON MICROELECTRONICS
JUNE 10, 2021
VIA ZOOM

Open Session (1:00PM–5:30PM)

1:00 PM	Welcome and Introductions
	Susan Gordon, Duke University, and Former Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence (Co-chair*)
	Patrick Gallagher, University of Pittsburgh, and Former Director of NIST (Co-chair*)

1:15 PM	Panel 1: Historical and Current State of the Microelectronics Industry
	Moderator:	Robert Dynes, University of California, San Diego*
	Speakers:	Kenneth Flamm, University of Texas at Austin
		Daniel Hutcheson, VLSI Research
2:15 PM	Break
2:30 PM	Panel 2: The Implications of Offshore Production of Microelectronics and Slowing Moore’s Law
	Moderator:	Gil Herrera, Sandia National Laboratories*
	Speakers:	Darío Gil, IBM
		Lisa Porter, LogiQ
		T.J. Rodgers

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4:00 PM	Break
4:15 PM	Panel 3: Broad Recommendations about Federal Policies on Microelectronics
	Moderator:	Michael McQuade, Carnegie Mellon University*
	Speakers:	William Chappell, Microsoft
		Britta Glennon, University of Pennsylvania
		John Manferdelli, Northeastern University
5:30 PM	Adjourn to Closed Session

Closed Session (5:30PM–6:00PM)

COMMITTEE MEETING 5: WORKSHOP ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
JULY 12, 2021
VIA ZOOM

Open Session (1:00PM–5:15PM)

1:00 PM	Welcome
	Susan Gordon, Duke University and Former Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence (Co-chair*)
	Patrick Gallagher, University of Pittsburgh and Former NIST Director (Co-chair*)

1:05 PM	Panel 1: Artificial Intelligence as a General Purpose Technology
	Moderator:	Richard Murray, California Institute of Technology*
	Speakers:	Martial Hebert, Carnegie Mellon University
		Yolanda Gil, University of Southern California
		Daniela Rus, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2:20 PM	Break

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2:30 PM	Panel 2: Threats Associated with Artificial Intelligence
	Moderator:	Michael McQuade, Carnegie Mellon University*
	Speakers:	LtGen Michael Groen, Joint Artificial Intelligence Center
		Vidya Narayanan, Oxford University
		Stuart Russell, University of California, Berkeley
3:45 PM	Break
4:00 PM	Panel 3: Recommendations for Artificial Intelligence as a Critical Technology
	Moderator:	Michael McQuade, Carnegie Mellon University*
	Speakers:	Gilman Louie, Alsop Louie Partners
		Josephine Wolff, Tufts University
5:15 PM	Adjourn to Closed Session

Closed Session (5:15PM–6:00PM)

COMMITTEE MEETING 6
AUGUST 10, 2021
VIA ZOOM

Open Session (1:00PM–4:00PM)

1:00 PM	Welcome
1:00 PM	Susan Gordon, Duke University, and Former Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence (Co-chair*)
1:15 PM	Sponsor Perspectives: DARPA
1:15 PM	Speaker: Carl McCants, DARPA
1:45 PM	Break
2:00 PM	Critical Technologies and National Security
2:00 PM	Speaker: Jason Matheny, Office of Science and Technology Policy

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3:00 PM	Government Control Mechanisms
	Moderator:	Michael Imperiale, University of Michigan Medical School**
	Speaker: Gerald Epstein, National Defense University
4:00 PM	Break; Adjourn to Closed Session

Closed Session (4:15PM–6:00PM)

COMMITTEE MEETING 7
SEPTEMBER 13, 2021
VIA ZOOM

Open Session (1:00PM–4:00PM)

1:00 PM	Welcome
	Susan Gordon, Duke University, and Former Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence (Co-chair*)
	Patrick Gallagher, University of Pittsburgh, and Former Director of NIST (Co-chair*)

1:05 PM	Current State of Global Competition
	Speaker:	John Culver
2:00 PM	Assessing Risk in a New Global Environment
	Speaker:	Donna Dodson
3:00 PM	International Collaboration and Engagement
	Speakers:	Farnam Jahanian, Carnegie Mellon University
		Kent Fuchs, University of Florida
4:00 PM	Break; Adjourn to Closed Session

Closed Session (4:15PM–6:00PM)

COMMITTEE MEETING 8
OCTOBER 5, 2021
VIA ZOOM

Closed Session (1:00PM–6:00PM)

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COMMITTEE MEETING 9
DECEMBER 13–14, 2021
VIA ZOOM

December 13, 2021
Closed Session (2:00PM–3:00PM)

December 14, 2021
Closed Session (4:00PM–6:00PM)

COMMITTEE MEETING 10
JANUARY 26, 2022
VIA ZOOM

Closed Session (12:00PM–6:00PM)

COMMITTEE MEETING 11
FEBRUARY 15, 2022
VIA ZOOM

Closed Session (12:00PM–1:00PM)

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