About this Research Topic
The International Society for Biosafety Research (ISBR) organizes a bi-annual symposium that aims to promote scientifically sound research, regulation, and communication in support of sustainable bio-innovation. ISBR symposiums represent premier scientific conferences that bring together scientists from academic, government and private sectors working on research and regulation aimed to provide innovative, sustainable and advanced biotechnology solutions.
The 16th ISBR symposium will take place from April 30-May 4, 2023, in St. Louis, MO USA, and explores the theme of advancing science in support of sustainable bio-innovation. The meeting will integrate bio-innovation research and development, regulation, policy, and social engagement topics in support of sustainability.
This Research Topic provides a forum for publications resulting from presentations given at the symposium. The Research Topic will feature articles that share knowledge, discuss challenges and explore opportunities on topics related to biotechnology and biosafety such as cutting-edge technology development and biosafety research, risk analysis, regulation, policy, and communication.
The 16th ISBR symposium will take place from April 30-May 4, 2023, in St. Louis, MO USA, and explores the theme of advancing science in support of sustainable bio-innovation. The meeting will integrate bio-innovation research and development, regulation, policy, and social engagement topics in support of sustainability.
This Research Topic provides a forum for publications resulting from presentations given at the symposium. The Research Topic will feature articles that share knowledge, discuss challenges and explore opportunities on topics related to biotechnology and biosafety such as cutting-edge technology development and biosafety research, risk analysis, regulation, policy, and communication.
Keywords: biotechnology and biosafety, technology development and biosafety research, risk analysis, regulation, policy, and communication.
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