Pedro Fevereiro in podcast version, as part of a partnership between CiB - Centro de Informação de Biotecnologia and TSF radio. In total, 5 Notes on Gene Editing were produced.
The executive director of InnovPlantProtect answers the question “Can gene editing increase agricultural production?” in this podcast, produced as part of a CiB / TSF partnership. The initiative resulted in 5 Notes on Gene Editing in food production and health. The recordings were broadcast by TSF during the week of October 4 to 8, 2021.
The challenge for 2050 is how to feed 10 million people without destroying the planet. This requires changes in food production. Pedro Fevereiro explains how gene editing can help in this process.
Listen too the other four podcasts, which feature:
Jorge Canhoto, researcher, head of the Plant Biotechnology Laboratory of the Functional Ecology Center of the University of Coimbra and president of CiB - Biotechnology Information Center
Margarida Oliveira, who leads the Plant Functional Genomics research group of the GPlantS - Plant Genomics under Stress unit at the Institute of Chemical and Biological Technology (ITQB NOVA).
Ana Sofia Coroadinha, professor at ITQB NOVA
Filipe Castro, researcher at the Interdisciplinary Center for Marine and Environmental Research, and professor at the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Porto
Feature image: CiB