Seeds of acceleration: Lessons from COVID-19 vaccine development to advance crop breeding
The ANU Agrifood Innovation Institute is excited to hold Seeds of Acceleration, a one-of-a-kind transdisciplinary workshop on 26 June 2024. We are bringing together stakeholders with broad expertise in vaccine development, the use of platform technologies, open data, enabling regulatory frameworks to apply the learnings from accelerated vaccine development to food security, one of the great challenges of our time.
The workshop aims to identify how the new knowledge and processes supporting rapid COVID-19 vaccine development can provide a blueprint for focusing international cooperation towards the accelerated breeding of climate-ready crops. Hear from a stellar line-up of speakers and contribute your expertise to the discussions to harness collective expertise and experience to ensure the ongoing security and resilience of our food systems.
Places are limited. Register now to secure your spot.
Location
116 Daley Rd, Acton ACT 2601, Australia
ACT
Acton
2602
Speakers
- Professor Terry Nolan, Doherty Institute
- Dr Katherine Cullerton, University of Queensland
- Dr Christina Zorbas, Deakin University
- Dr Darcy Allen, RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub
- Dr Robyn Hall, AusVet
- Associate Professor Creina Day, ANU Crawford School of Public Policy
- Dr John Noel Viana, ANU RegNet
Contact
- Bec Hopkins+61424615474
