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Biotechnology, Intellectual Property and Twenty First Century Crops

Biotechnology, Intellectual Property and Twenty First Century Crops

Released Thursday, 28th February 2013
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Biotechnology, Intellectual Property and Twenty First Century Crops

Biotechnology, Intellectual Property and Twenty First Century Crops

Biotechnology, Intellectual Property and Twenty First Century Crops

Biotechnology, Intellectual Property and Twenty First Century Crops

Thursday, 28th February 2013
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Professor Christopher Gilligan; Chair, Cambridge University Strategic Initiative in Global Food Security; Professor of Mathematical Biology, Department of Plant Sciences, University of Cambridge

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Twenty First Century Crops

‘Feeding Seven Billion’Cambridge led Public Debates on Global Food Security:Debate 1: Biotechnology, Intellectual Property and Twenty First Century CropsWhat is the relative role of private industry and publicly-funded research in promoting agro-biotechnologies?Is technological innovation the primary way to address the challenge of food security?What are the strategic priorities of the biotechnology industry?Might the utilisation of agro-biotechnologies limit other options for agrarian reform?What is the impact of GMOs on food safety and seed security? Is there a necessary trade off between these two concerns?Speakers: Dr Derek Byerlee; Indpendent Researcher and Author of the World Bank World Development Report 2008 Agriculture for Development. Professor Ian Crute; Chief Scientist, Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board. Lead Expert Group for the UK Foresight project on Food and Farming Future Professor Jack Kloppenburg; University of Wisconsin. Distinguished environmental sociologist and award winning author of First the Seed: The Political Economy of Biotechnology. Chair: Professor Christopher Gilligan; Chair, Cambridge University Strategic Initiative in Global Food Security; Professor of Mathematical Biology, Department of Plant Sciences, University of Cambridge

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