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B Agenda Sunday, March 30 All day Participants arrive 5:30PM Registration Mercure Buda Hotel 6:00PM Reception Mercure Buda Hotel Welcome from sponsoring organizations Chair: Michael Clegg, University of California, Irvine Monday, March 31 Mercure Buda Hotel 8:00AM Registration 9:00 – 10:45AM Plenary 1. Introduction to the Forum Chair: Roderick Flower, William Harvey Research Institute, Queen Mary University of London • ntroductory remarks: Forum Goals, Format, I and Logistics 8

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8 APPENDIX B Opening Panel: Framing the Issue—Web of Prevention, Web of Opportunities • eb of Prevention: Robin Coupland, W International Committee of the Red Cross • Opportunities with International Organizations Ottorino Cosivi, World Health Organization Alexandre Bartsev, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Q&A 10:45 – 11:15AM Coffee break 11:15 – 12:45PM Plenary 2. Emerging Life Science and Technology: Challenges and Opportunities for Biosecurity Chair: Indira Nath, LEPRA-Blue Peter Research Center Presentations: • Jason Chin, Cambridge University • örg Stelling, Swiss Federal Institute of J Technology (ETH) Zurich • Jane Calvert, Edinburgh University Q&A 12:45 – 1:45PM Lunch 1:45 – 3:00PM Plenary 3. Introduction of the Breakout Sessions: Topics and Tasks Chair: Sergio Pastrana, Cuban Academy of Sciences Presentations: • uilding a “Culture of Responsibility”: Leiv B Sydnes, University of Bergen • dentifying Standards for Research Oversight: I David Franz, Midwest Research Institute • roviding Science Advice to Governments and P International Organizations and Enhancing the Role of the Science Community: Angelo Azzi, Tufts University Q&A

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87 APPENDIX B 3:00 – 5:30PM Breakout Session 1 Culture of Research Science responsibility oversight advising Leiv Sydnes David Franz Angelo Azzi Chair: Alastair Hay Neil Davison Ralf Trapp Rapporteur: Each group will be asked to address a set of specific questions and tasks. Short presentations will begin the discussions. Presentations during Breakout Session 1: Culture of Research Science responsibility oversight advising Katsuhisa Furukawa Elisa Harris Lucy Horeau Iris Hunger David Friedman Mohamed Sharif Chandré Gould David Franz Ralf Trapp Animesh Roul Brief remarks by Piers Millett and Ottorino Cosivi Followed by general discussions in the sessions 4:00 – 4:30PM Coffee break (taken during breakout session) 5:30PM Breakout Session ends 6:00PM Bus leaves for reception 6:30PM Reception Institute of Musicology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Haydn Room elcome: Norbert Kroó, Vice President, Hungarian W Academy of Sciences

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88 APPENDIX B Tuesday, April 1 Mercure Buda Hotel 9:00 – 10:30AM Plenary 4. Awareness about and Attitudes towards Biosecurity Chair: Gail Cassell, Eli Lilly and Company Presentations: • AP Statement and CAS activities: Li Huang, I Chinese Academy of Sciences • AS/AAAS survey: Ronald Atlas, University of N Louisville • iosecurity workshops: Brian Rappert, B University of Exeter and Malcolm Dando, University of Bradford Q&A 10:30 – 11:00AM Coffee break 11:00 – 1:00PM Breakout Session 2 Culture of Research Science responsibility oversight advising Leiv Sydnes David Franz Angelo Azzi Chair: Alastair Hay Neil Davison Ralf Trapp Rapporteur: Presentations during Breakout Session 2: Culture of Research Science responsibility oversight advising Alastair Hay Ruth Berkelman Patrick Rubaihayo Gerald Epstein David Carr Koos van der Bruggen Followed by general discussions in the sessions 1:00 – 2:00PM Lunch

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8 APPENDIX B 2:00 – 3:30PM Breakout Session 3 Culture of Research Science responsibility oversight advising Leiv Sydnes David Franz Angelo Azzi Chair: Alastair Hay Neil Davison Ralf Trapp Rapporteur: 3:30 – 4:00PM Coffee break 4:00 – 5:00PM Plenary 5. The 2008 BWC Intersessional Meetings Chair: Andrzej Górski, Polish Academy of Sciences Presentation: Ambassador Georgi Avramchev, Permanent Mission of the Republic of Macedonia to the United Nations Office at Geneva; Chair of the 2008 Meetings of the Biological Weapons Convention Q&A 6:30PM Bus leaves for conference dinner 7:00PM Conference dinner Kápátia Restaurant Wednesday, April 2 Mercure Buda Hotel 9:00 – 10:30 AM Plenary 6. Summary of Breakout Sessions #1, #2 and #3 hair: Hernan Chaimovich, Universidade de São C Paulo and Academia Brasileira de Ciências Reports from the rapporteurs of breakout sessions #1, #2 and #3 Discussion 10:30 – 11:00AM Coffee break

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0 APPENDIX B 11:00 – 12:30PM Plenary 7. Summary of the Meeting Chair: Michael Clegg, University of California, Irvine Discussion of lessons/next steps Suggestions for the workshop report 12:30PM Meeting adjourns/Informal Lunch

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 APPENDIX B PARTICIPANT LIST Ronald Atlas Gail Cassell United States United States University of Louisville Eli Lilly and Company Georgi Avramchev Hernan Chaimovich Macedonia Brazil Permanent Mission of the Universidade de São Paulo Republic of Macedonia to Academia Brasileira de Ciências the United Nations Office at Geneva George Chakhava Republic of Georgia Angelo Azzi Tbilisi State Medical University Switzerland Tufts University Kameswara Rao Chavali International Union of India Biochemistry and Molecular Foundation for Biotechnology Biology Awareness and Education Martin Iain Bahl Dongli Chen Denmark China Centre for Biological Defence China Arms Control and Disarmament Association Alexandre Bartsev France Jason Chin Organisation for Economic Co- United Kingdom operation and Development Cambridge University Ruth Berkelman Michael Clegg United States United States Emory University University of California, Irvine The National Academies Katherine Bowman United States Peter Clevestig The National Academies Sweden Stockholm International Peace Jane Calvert Research Institute United Kingdom Edinburgh University Ottorino Cosivi World Health Organization David Carr United Kingdom Wellcome Trust

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2 APPENDIX B Robin Coupland Katsuhisa Furukawa Switzerland Japan International Committee of the Research Institute of Science and Red Cross Technology for Society Japan Science and Technology John Crowley Agency Division of Ethics of Science and Technology Jennifer Gaudioso United Nations Educational, United States Scientific and Cultural Sandia National Laboratories Organization Andrzej Górski Malcolm Dando Poland United Kingdom Medical University of Warsaw Bradford University Polish Academy of Sciences Neil Davison Chandré Gould United Kingdom South Africa The Royal Society Institute for Security Studies Gerald Epstein Katalin Hajos United States Hungary Center for Strategic and Hungarian Academy of Sciences International Studies Elisa Harris Roderick Flower United States United Kingdom University of Maryland William Harvey Research Institute, Queen Mary, University of Alastair Hay London United Kingdom University of Leeds David R. Franz United States Erik Heegaard Midwest Research Institute Denmark Centre for Biological Defence David Friedman Israel Lucy Hoareau Institute for National Security Seychelles Studies Division of Basic and Engineering Israel Academy of Sciences and Sciences Humanities United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

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 APPENDIX B Li Huang Gabriele Kraatz-Wadsack China Germany Chinese Academy of Sciences Office for Disarmament Affairs United Nations Kathrin Humphrey Germany Norbert Kroó The National Academies Hungary Hungarian Academy of Sciences Iris Hunger Germany Filippa Lentzos Research Group for Biological Norway Arms Control London School of Economics Jo Husbands Irma Makalinao United States Philippines The National Academies University of the Philippines Manila Richard Johnson United States Giulio Mancini Global Helix LLC Italy Landau Network-Centro Volta Ferenc Jordán Hungary Lorna Miller Collegium Budapest (Institute for United Kingdom Advanced Study) Defence Science and Technology Hungarian Academy of Sciences Laboratory Barry Kellman Piers Millett United States United Kingdom DePaul University Office for Disarmament Affairs United Nations Serhiy Komisarenko Ukraine Sospeter Muhongo National Academy of Sciences of South Africa Ukraine Regional Office for Africa Commission on Biosafety International Council for Science Henri Korn Paul Nampala France Uganda French Academy of Sciences Uganda National Academy of Sciences

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 APPENDIX B Indira Nath Cris dos Remedios India Australia LEPRA-Blue Peter Research Bosch Institute Center International Union of Pure and Applied Biophysics Stuart Nightingale United States Khalid Riffi Temsamani Consultant, National Institutes of Morocco Health Ministry of Higher Education & Scientific Research Kathryn Nixdorff United States/Germany Animesh Roul University of Darmstadt India Society for the Study of Peace and Gabriel Ogunmola Conflict Nigeria Nigerian Academy of Sciences Lajos Rózsa Hungary Paula Olsiewski Hungarian Academy of Sciences United States Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Patrick Rubaihayo Uganda Sergio Pastrana Makerere University Cuba Cuban Academy of Sciences Ben Rusek United States Alan Pearson The National Academies United States Center for Arms Control and Barbara Schaal Non-Proliferation United States Washington University in St. Louis Janos Pusztai The National Academies Hungary Hungarian Academy of Sciences Glenn Schweitzer United States Simon Takalani Rambau The National Academies South Africa Academy of Sciences of South Yiming Shao Africa China Chinese Center for Disease Brian Rappert Control and Prevention United Kingdom University of Exeter

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 APPENDIX B Mohamed Mansour Sharif Judit Szász Libya Hungary National Permanent Committee Hungarian Academy of Sciences for Bioethics and Biosafety Terence Taylor John Sislin United Kingdom United States International Council for the Life The National Academies Sciences Daniel Sordelli Ralf Trapp Argentina Germany University of Buenos Aires Independent Consultant, France International Union of Microbiological Societies Koos van der Bruggen The Netherlands Nina Steenhard Royal Netherlands Academy of Denmark Arts and Sciences Centre for Biological Defence Carrie Wolinetz Jörg Stelling United States Switzerland Federation of American Societies Swiss Federal Institute of for Experimental Biology Technology (ETH) El Majid Zayer T.S. Saraswathy Subramaniam Morocco Malaysia Ministry of Higher Education & Institute for Medical Research Scientific Research Ministry of Health Leiv K. Sydnes Norway University of Bergen International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry

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