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Appendix A. Program and Discussion Questions
Pages 33-40

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... Vice President for Research, Merck and Co., Inc Craig Venter, President and Chief Scientific Officer, Celera Genomics Corporation Rod Wing, Coker Chair of Plant Molecular Genetics and Director, Clemson University Genomics Institute Maria Freire, Director, Office of Technology Transfer, NIH 10:15 - 10:30 am Break Barbara Mazur, Director, Biotechnology, E.I. Dupont de Nemours & Co.
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... Would an expanded effort of the federal government to negotiate blanket licensing agreements like the NIHDupont "Cre-Lox" agreement serve the same purpose? In addition to intellectual property rights, what are other important legal and policy frameworks that constrain access to research resources?
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... Klee, Eminent Scholar, University of Florida Department of Horticultural Sciences Tracy D Wilkins, Professor and Director, Fralin Center for Biotechnology, Virginia Tech 2:45 - 3:00 pm Break Moderator: David Galas Panelists: 35 Candace Voelker, Associate Director, Research Administration and Technology Transfer, Office of the President, University of California Tony E
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... Universities are in the awkward position of being both user and producers of research resources, of providing a setting where the pure knowledge is pursued and shared freely while at the same time launching small companies. Which has priority?
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... Richard Udry, Professor, Department of Maternal and Child Health, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill James Miller, Associate Curator and Head, Applied Sciences Division, Missouri Botanical Garden 12:30 pm Conclusion and adjournment
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... the analysis of community generated data or materials c) the development of research resources, their maintenance and improvement?
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... and software limit progress in structural biology research? What influences access to electron beam line facilities?
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... What reward system or cultural changes will encourage collaboration, data sharing and the secondary analysis of data? Ecology What are the positives and negatives associated with the deposit of unanalyzed ecological data in publicly accessible databanks?
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