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Plant Genomics & Nanotechnology

August 16 & 17, 2007 in Washington, DC

Agenda

Attendee Biographies

Presentations (Please note file sizes)

• Richard Flavell: Maize (921 kB)
• Jan Leach: Rice (2.0 MB)
• Anthony Hall: Cowpea (43 kB)
• John Mullet: Sorghum (20.1 MB)
• Richard Sayre: Cassava (6.7 MB)
• Patrick Schnable: Sequencing, Genomics, and Computational Biology (12.5 MB)
• William Gordon-Kamm: Gene Targeting and Efficient Transformation (18.3 MB)
• Paul Anderson: Improving Plant Composition and Nutrition (9.5 MB)
• Marty Dickman: Anti-Apoptotic Genes (18.6 MB)
• Jonathan Gressel: Biological Control (25.4 MB)
• Vicki Vance: RNAi, micro RNAs, and gene suppression and silencing (2.4 MB)
• James Zhang: Regulatory Factors for Crop Improvement (28 kB)
• Michael Ladisch: Nanotechnology: State of Science and Technology (7.0 MB)
• Michael Ladisch: Nanotechnology: State of Science and Technology References (17 kB)
• Peter Kofinas: Nanosensors for detecting plant pathogens and nanostructures for energy storage (2.6 MB)
• Jochen Weiss: Nanostructures for nutrient enrichment and food preservation (15.9 MB)
• Raoul Kopelman: In vivo biochemical nanosensors (4.8 MB)
• Evangelyn Alocilja: Nanobiosensors for water and food safety and quality (21.4 MB)
• Alexandra Navrotsky: Nanoparticles to enhance soil quality and filter environmental toxins (587 kB)