Agenda
Plant Genebank Training Workshop, April 24-26, 2018, Fort Collins, Colorado | ||
Topic | Presenter/moderator (10-15 min) | |
4/23/2018, Monday | ||
3:00 | Optional Seminar, "NIFA Issues and Budgets" Lory Student Center Room 290 Grey Rock Room, Colorado State University | Parag Chitnis, Deputy Director of the National Institute of Food Production and Sustainability, |
4:30 | Optional NLGRP tour, meet in NLGRP lobby | |
4/24/2018, Tuesday | ||
7:55 | "Housekeeping" items | P. Byrne, G. Volk, K. Jewell |
8:00 | Welcome and Introductions | D. Harmel, J. Leach, P. Chitnis |
8:45 | The need for a plant genetic resources training program | P. Bretting, G. Volk, P. Byrne |
9:15 | Training program topics for Genebanking basics/NPGS structure/NLGRP/standards | G. Volk, C. Walters |
10:00 | Break | |
10:15 | Training program topics for Seed-based sites including regeneration, viability, & distribution | C. Gardner |
11:15 | Training program topics for Clonal sites (field maintenance, duplication/security back-up, etc) | K. Hummer |
12:00 | Working lunch and presentation of NPGS and its value to research/breeding | J. Leach |
1:00 | Training program topics for ensuring germplasm is accessible and useful to customers | M. Smith, D. Bubeck |
2:00 | International perspective on training program topics and needs | L. Guarino |
2:30 | Distance-learning concepts and logistics | D. Colbert, D. Namuth-Covert |
3:00 | Break | |
3:15 | Summary of key items and brainstorming for training program ideas | P. Byrne |
3:30 | Potential business models for long-term sustained support of a training program | W. Smith, E. Kaleikau, J. Parker |
4:30 | Adjourn | |
7:00 | Dinner (depart hotel at 6:30 to walk) Coopersmiths | |
4/25/2018, Wednesday | ||
8:00 | Training program topics for germplasm phenotyping | M. Gore |
8:45 | Training program topics for germplasm genotyping and genomics | C. Richards |
9:30 | Training program topics for germplasm information management | G. Kinard, C. Gardner |
10:00 | Break | |
10:15 | Training program topics for collection coverage including crop wild relatives and in situ conservation | C. Khoury |
11:00 | Training program topics for IP and PGR with GE traits | S. Greene |
11:30 | Training program topics for International/national regulations/logistics for explorations, import, export, phytosanitary | G. Kinard |
12:00 | Training program topics for committee involvement (CGCs, RTACs, NGRAC etc) | S. Krishnan, W. Tracy |
12:30 | Working lunch and presentation | P. Gepts |
1:30 | Summary of key items and brainstorming for training program ideas, including necessary academic training | G. Volk |
2:00 | Breakout sessions | |
1) | NPGS genebank and information management, including seeds and clonal | C. Coyne |
2) | Ensuring utility of germplasm and associated information; Germplasm phenotyping/genotyping/genomics | M. Gore |
3) | Training program topics for International/national regulations/logistics for explorations, import, export, phytosanitary/in situ conservation/committees/IP/GMO | G. Kinard |
3:30 | Break | |
4:00 | Presentation of program outlines for breakout groups 1, 2, and 3 (30 min each) | |
5:30 | Adjourn | |
7:00 | Dinner (depart hotel at 6:45 to walk) Restaurant 415 | |
4/26/2018, Thursday | ||
8:00 | Continued discussion and recommendations for program outlines | G. Volk |
8:30 | Continued discusson and recommendations for online/distance learning | P. Byrne |
9:00 | Continued discusson and recommendations for potential business models for sustained support | W. Smith |
9:45 | Break | |
10:00 | Public outreach and education | P. Jourdan |
10:30 | Next steps: publicity at 2018 PGOC, ASHS, CSSA and NAPB meetings, publication (online?) of conference results, HEC | G. Volk and P. Byrne |
11:30 | Box lunch | |
1:00 | Optional NLGRP tour |