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Task Groups

Apart from the Sections, the Task Groups are responsible for the Federation´s main scientific activities. While Sections are devoted to a particular field of biotechnology, Task Groups cover topics of wide and interdisciplinary interest.

Membership of a Task Group is by invitation only - interested persons should contact the respective Task Group Chairman.

To know more, please click on the "Brief introduction" links of the Task Groups listed below or visit the respective homepage.

  • Task Group on Public Perceptions of Biotechnology
    Chairman: Prof. R. Braun, Worb, CH
    Secretary: Dr. D. Bennett, Delft, NL
    - Brief introduction
    - Homepage

  • Task Group on Education and Mobility
    Chairman: Prof. Charles Bryce, Edinburgh, UK
    Secretary: Dr. David Bennett, Delft, NL
    - Brief introduction

  • Task Group on Safety in Biotechnology
    Chairman: Dr. William Moens, Brussels, B
    Secretary: Dr. Harald Haymerle, Vienna, A
    - Brief introduction
    - Homepage

  • Task Group on International Relations (TGIR)
    Chairman: Prof. Brian F. C. Clark, Aarhus, DK
    Secretary: Dr. David Bennett, Delft, NL
    - Brief introduction
    - Homepage

  • Task Group on Innovation (TG INN)
    Chairman:Dr. Bowman J Heiden, Goteborg, S
    Secretary: Dr. David Bennett, Delft, NL
    - Brief introduction

  • Task Group on European Action on Global Life Sciences (EAGLES)
    Chairman: Prof. David McConnell, Dublin, Ireland
    Secretary: Dr. David Bennett, Delft, NL
    - Brief introduction
    - Homepage

The main activities of the Task Groups are:

  • to promote international cooperation, in particular with China (EFBIC), South East Asia (ASEM Platform on Food Safety), Eastern Europe and South America, with a particular interest for Europe's responsibilities towards developing countries (EAGLES)
  • to initiate and/or organise specialised meetings and to be involved in the planning of the European Congresses on Biotechnology (ECB)
  • to promote education and training
  • to prepare position papers, reviews and expertises on topical issues
  • to publish reports on new developments in science and on new application
  • to collaborate as teams of experts with the European Commission in research funding
  • to promote public understanding of biotechnology
  • to stimulate innovation in biotechnology


For further information please contact the respective Task Group Chairman.

 

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