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ISBR - International Society for Biosafety Research

The International Society for Biosafety Research – ISBR - aims to promote scientifically sound biosafety research. The society focuses on the scientific aspects of environmental biosafety research and provides a fair and welcoming exchange platform for scientists, regulators and developers. The society also builds bridges between different interest groups including those that normally are not involved in the scientific process.
 

ISBR supports the distribution of high quality scientific information that can ultimately support informed decision-making  by its publications and by organising  the International Symposium on the Biosafety of Genetically Modified Organisms (ISBGMO), which constitutes the sole internationally‐recognized forum on the topic.
 

If you share ISBR’s interest in discerning, discussing and communicating on the concerns  raised by genetically modified plants, animals and microbes in a scientific and responsible manner, ISBR invites you to join the society. 

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