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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Jason Delborne\, Assistant Professor at UW-Madison's L
 a Follette School of Public Affairs. Testing and releasing new environment
 al biotechnologies raise questions about governance\, communication with s
 takeholders and rightsholders\, and responsible innovation. Delborne will 
 describe his work to design meaningful stakeholder engagement in this spac
 e\, referencing case studies like the genetically engineered American ches
 tnut tree\, genetic biocontrol strategies to manage aquatic invasive speci
 es in the Great Lakes region and more.\n\nPart of LSC's 2026 Science Commu
 nication Colloquium.\n\nCONTACT: cnalley@wisc.edu
LOCATION:1420 Microbial Sciences
SUMMARY:When Biotechnology Goes “Wild": Stakeholder Engagement for Emergi
 ng Environmental Biotechnologies
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