Interviews, Lectures and Profiles
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Reasonable Versus Unreasonable Doubt– American Scientist
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Pamela Ronald — Plant Genomics and the Future of Food — Don Rix Distinguished Keynote Address -Genomics Minute
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Crispr – Revolution im Genlabor– Das Erste
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Going With the Grain: Pamela Ronald… Plant Biologist, Geneticist And Rice Savior -Women You Should Know
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Our planet needs evidence-based policies, not preconceived notions -San Francisco Chronicle
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Protesters take to the streets in SF March for Science -San Francisco Chronicle
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Fake news plagues scientists, too -Peninsula Press
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Stop Generalising GMOs -For Foods Sake
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The Future of Food and Genetic Technology in a “Post-Truth” World -Real Agriculture
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GMO vs. Organic Could they learn to work together? A growing population and a changing climate may demand it. -Growler Magazine
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Pam Ronald Sat Down With FSE’s David B Lobell to Talk Plant Genetics, Future Of Food & Sustainable Farming. -Stanford University FSE
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PRESA DIRETTA- -TV Rai 3
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US-Forscher korrigieren fehlerhafte Studie– Deutschlandfunk
- Can This Scientist Unite Genetic Engineers and Organic Farmers? -National Geographic
- Retraction Watch– What do you do after painful retractions?
- Taking Genetics from Bench to Farm Studying Crop Resistance to Disease and Stress mp3 -People Behind the Science
- Can Plant Genetics Help Solve World Hunger? Science Says Yes [Forbes]
- The Eyes of Nye – Genetically Modified Foods
- The Next Green Revolution– National Geographic Magazine
- A Genetically Modified Menu– Innovation Hub
- Interview with Professor Pamela Ronald– Audiommunity Episode 6
- Genetically Modified Conservation– Conservation Remix
- Interview with Professor Pamela Ronald mp3– SkeptEco
- Skeptic Check: OMG, GMO?– Big Picture Science
- How will we feed world’s growing population?– Minnesota Public Radio
- Can organic farming sustain the world’s food needs? Experts say a mix of organic and conventional farming can help.– KXJZ’s Insight
- Rita Hosking sings “Sierra Bound”, a story about a young plant biologist.
- Sub1 mentioned in Bill Gates’ 2012 annual letter (PDF)– Gates Foundation
- “A Symposium on the Evolution of Common Molecular Pathways Underlying Innate Immunity”– Center for Comparative Medicine, UC Davis (mp4 available for Beutler, Hoffman, Ronald, and O’Neill)
- Plant and Human Immune Similarities (MP3)– Capital Public Radio
- Nepal and Others Mull Monsanto’s Role in Advancing Agriculture (PDF)– Dot Earth, New York Times Blog
- GMOrganic, A Botanical Love Story– The Ration
- Improving Rice for Food and Grasses for Energy (PDF)– Bioenergy Connection
- Biotech without foreign genes (PDF)– Land Report
- Family Affair (PDF)– The Scientist
- Vegetative Warfare– Chemical & Engineering News
- Varied Menus for Sustaining a Well-Fed World– Dot Earth – New York Times Blog
- The Debate Continues: The Economist Hosts Debate on the Compatibility of Biotechnology and Organic Agriculture– Nourishing the Planet, A Worldwatch Institute Blog
- Genetically Modified Conservation– Conservation Magazine
- A Harvest for 9.2 Billion– Zester Daily
- Biotech Nation, a NPR weekly program– Technation.com
- Tomorrow’s Table: Blogging from Bangladesh– Pam’s Blog
- Organically Grown and Genetically Engineered: The Food of the Future– The Long Now Foundation
- Genetic Engineering Not a New Science– Youtube (clip from The LongNow Foundation)
- Dramatic changes in agriculture needed as world warms and grows– UC Davis News Service
- Flood-Resistant Rice Aids Farmers in South Asia– Voice Of America
- Radically rethinking agriculture– SmartPlanet
- Grains of Truth– Reed Magazine
- Can we feed the world without damaging it?– The New York Times
- Immune response is good, but not if it damages plant – Dateline (UCD)
- Genetic Engineering Creates Rice Resistant to Destructive Blight – The New York Times
- High Hopes for Gene-Spliced Rice – SFGate
- Denialism– KQED
- Sustainably Engineered Organic– Wired Magazine
- Reconciling GMOs and Organics– The Progressive Farmer
- Asian farmers will get a disaster-proof version of an essential crop– Popular Science
- Organic + GMO?– Organic Gardening Magazine
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