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Plenary Presentations
Didn’t have a chance to attend the plenary sessions during the annual meeting? Or you did, but would like to listen again? Now these sessions are available as voice-over PowerPoint presentations for your ongoing reference.
2008 APS Centennial Plenary Sessions
"Agriculture, Food Security, and Public Health: Global Issues - Global Solutions"
July 27-28, 2008
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 Charles J. Arntzen - Biopharming and Plant-Made Pharmaceuticals
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 Roger Beachy - Plant Biotechnology and Agriculture: Is there a Role for the Public Sector?
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 Chris Field - Agriculture in a Changing Environment
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|  Rob Horsch - The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation: Supporting Plant and Agricultural Sciences
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|  Ray Martyn - Agriculture, Food Security and Public Health: Global Issues - Global Solutions
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|  Gilbert Omenn - The Interface of Science and Policy: The Crucial Roles of Food and Health in Economic Development
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|  Peter H. Raven - Biodiversity and Agriculture
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|  Shiney Varghese - Global Water Crisis: Balancing Water for Agriculture and Public Health
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|  Florence M. Wambugu - The Role of Africa Biofortified Sorghum (ABS) in Tackling Micronutrient Deficiency
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|  Plenary Discussion - Arntzen, Beachy, Omenn
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|  Plenary Discussion - Field, Horsch, Raven, Varghese, Wambugu
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2008 APS Centennial Sessions
"Optimizing Opportunities for Everyone in Plant Pathology"
July 29, 2008
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|  Anne Vidaver - Status of Women, Minorities and Other Groups in APS: View of a Past-President
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|  Jean B. Ristaino - Major Contributions of Early Women Plant Pathologists to Our Science: Strategies, struggles and success
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|  Trish Lawrence - Enabling Everyone to Reach Their Full Potential: Lessons learnt from promoting gender diversity.
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|  Lafayette Frederick - A Minority Plant Pathologist: Reflections and suggestions. (mp3 audio only)
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The American Phytopathological Society
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