Biotechnologists around the world are developing marine genetically engineered organisms (marine GEOs) for diverse applications in research, business, and environmental management. The purpose of the Marine Biotechnology Briefs is to encourage broader understanding of the development of marine GEOs and other forms of marine biotechnology, marine conservation implications of this technology, relevant policies focusing on environmental biosafety, and options for improving the effectiveness of the governance of this technology.

The Marine Biotechnology Briefs is published by the Institute for Social, Economic and Ecological Sustainability, University of Minnesota.

 

Funding for Marine Biotechnology Briefs comes from:
Pew Fellows Program in Marine Conservation


With additional support from:
Minnesota Sea Grant College Program

 

Table of Contents of Marine Biotechnology Briefs Issues

 


Issue One:
February, 2003

 

Marine Genetically Engineered Organisms (GEOs): Products in the Pipeline

Table One:
February, 2003

Products in the Pipeline

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Marine Biotechnology Briefs
Editorial Review Board

James Carlton
Director, Maritime Studies Program
Williams College-Mystic Seaport

Dennis Takahashi-Kelso
Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental Studies
University of California-Santa Cruz

Robert Devlin
Research Scientist
Fisheries and Oceans Canada

William Muir
Professor, Department of Animal Sciences
Purdue University

Eric Hallerman
Associate Professor, Department of Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Marie Zhuikov
Communications Coordinator
MN Sea Grant College Program

Ira Levine
Associate Research Professor, Lewiston Auburn College
University of Southern Maine

 

 

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