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UNDERSTANDING GENETICALLY ENGINEERED ORGANISMS IN AGRICULTURE

In spring of 2014 the Dean of OSU’s College of Agricultural Sciences charged a faculty committee to review and summarize key considerations related to genetically engineered (GE) organisms. The committee chose five topics that engaged faculty expertise and that reflected public interest regarding GE organisms in agriculture.

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