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The Unique U.S.-Russian Relationship in Biological Science and Biotechnology: Recent Experience and Future Directions (2013)
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Front Matter (R1-R12)
Summary (1-10)
Introduction (11-22)
1 Importance of U.S.-Russian Bioengagement (23-38)
2 Ensuring Appropriate Use of Biological Assets (39-50)
3 Advancing the Frontiers of Biological Research (51-60)
4 Applications of Science in the Public and Private Sectors (61-72)
5 Programs with Regional and Global Reaches (73-82)
6 Impacts of Bilateral Programs and Projects (83-90)
7 Impediments in Carrying Out Approved and Funded Collaborative Projects (91-100)
8 Lessons Learned (101-108)
9 Strategies and Coordination (109-114)
10 Recommendations for Future Bioengagement (115-122)
Appendix A: Available Resources (123-124)
Appendix A.1: Biographical Sketches of Committee Members (125-130)
Appendix A.2: Relevant Reports of National Academies, Books, and Other Publications (131-134)
Appendix A.3: Organizations Consulted (135-136)
Appendix B: Examples of U.S.-Russian Agreements of Special Relevance for Bioengagement (137-138)
Appendix C: Activities in Bioengagement of Selected U.S. Government Departments and Agencies (139-140)
Appendix C.1: Department of State (141-142)
Appendix C.2: Defense Threat Reduction Agency (143-150)
Appendix C.3: Department of Energy (151-156)
Appendix C.4: Department of Health and Human Services (Biotechnology Engagement Program) (157-168)
Appendix C.5: National Institutes of Health (169-172)
Appendix C.6: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (173-176)
Appendix C.7: National Science Foundation (177-178)
Appendix C.8: United States Agency for International Development (179-182)
Appendix C.9: Environmental Protection Agency (183-184)
Appendix C.10: Agricultural Research Service (185-188)
Appendix C.11: Fish and Wildlife Service (189-190)
Appendix D: Interest of Selected Russian Research Institutions with Active Bioengagement Programs (191-192)
Appendix D.1: State Research Center of Virology and Biotechnology Vector (193-194)
Appendix D.2: All-Russian Research Institute of Phytopathology (195-196)
Appendix D.3: Research Institute of Influenza (197-198)
Appendix D.4: Selected Institutes of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (199-204)
Appendix E: Activities of Other Organizations (205-206)
Appendix E.1: Bilateral Presidential Commission (207-208)
Appendix E.2: International Science and Technology Center (209-216)
Appendix E.3: Skolkovo Foundation and Innovation Center (217-218)
Appendix E.4: Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology (219-220)
Appendix E.5: Rusnano and Other Russian Investors (221-222)
Appendix F: Other Topics of Interest (223-224)
Appendix F.1: U.S.-Russian Joint Peer-Reviewed Articles, Reviews, and Conference Proceedings (At least one Russian and one American author) (20002012) (225-226)
Appendix F.2: Russian Research Personnel and Funding (227-228)
Appendix F.3: Russia's Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Sectors (229-232)
Appendix F.4: Assessment of Developments in Agrobiotechnology in the United States and Russia (233-238)
Appendix F.5: Scientific Forum for Biomedical and Behavioral Research (239-242)
Appendix F.6: Funding and Related Mechanisms (243-244)