Joachim Schiemann - Revision history

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 ==Current position==
-Since 1991, [[Joachim Schiemann]] has worked at the [[Federal Biological Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry]] (BBA), Brunswick, Germany.<ref>[http://www.bba.de/english/inst_eng/ps_eng/ps_staff.htm Institute for Plant Virology, Microbiology and Biosafety], BBA website, accessed 18 Aug 2009</ref> <ref>[http://www.keytonature.eu/wiki/Julius_K%C3%BChn_Institute_%E2%80%93_Federal_Research_Institute_for_Cultivated_Plants Julius Kühn Institute – Federal Research Institute for Cultivated Plants], Key to Nature website, accessed 18 August 2009</ref> Through a re-structuring of German research institutes, the BBA became part of the [[Julius Kühn-Institut]] (JKI). Here Schiemann is head of the Institute for Biosafety of Genetically Modified Plants. This includes research for and advice to the Federal Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer protection (BMELV). According to the Julius Kühn-Institut website:
+Since 1991, [[Joachim Schiemann]] has worked at the [[Federal Biological Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry]] (BBA), Brunswick, Germany.<ref>[http://www.bba.de/english/inst_eng/ps_eng/ps_staff.htm Institute for Plant Virology, Microbiology and Biosafety], BBA website, accessed 18 Aug 2009</ref> <ref>[http://www.keytonature.eu/wiki/Julius_K%C3%BChn_Institute_%E2%80%93_Federal_Research_Institute_for_Cultivated_Plants Julius Kühn Institute – Federal Research Institute for Cultivated Plants], Key to Nature website, accessed 18 August 2009</ref> Through a re-structuring of German research institutes, the BBA became part of the [[Julius Kühn Institut]] (JKI). Here Schiemann is head of the Institute for Biosafety of Genetically Modified Plants. This includes research for and advice to the Federal Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer protection (BMELV). According to the Julius Kühn-Institut website:
 :The activities of the institute result from the gene technology law, the plant protection law, relevant legal orders, and from the research plan of the Federal Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection (BMELV). They especially deal with risk assessment and monitoring of GM organisms as well as co-existence of cultivation systems with and without GM plants. The institute is involved in the authorisation of the deliberate release and placing on the market of GM organisms. Biosafety research, research accompanying the release of GM crop plants and monitoring serve to investigate safety aspects and possible effects of GM plants on nature and sustainable agriculture. The institute gives advice to the government, mainly BMELV, with regard to safety aspects of gene technology and co-existence. It co-ordinates the biosafety research on GM organisms within the Julius Kühn-Institute and within BMELV’s research area.<ref>[http://www.jki.bund.de/cln_045/nn_814028/EN/Institute/JKI__SG/SG__node.html__nnn=true Institute for Biosafety of Genetically Modified Plants], Julius Kühn-Institut website, accessed 18 Aug 2009</ref>

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 * 2005-06: member of the advisory board of the pro-GM website [[GMO Compass]] http://www.gmo-compass.org, which was funded as an EU project at that time.
 * since 2005: evaluation of GMO biosafety research projects for German ministries, German research organisations, USDA and the EU.
-* 2007-08: International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI) Research Foundation: Description from the EFSA DoI: “Member of an international expert consultation group on Problem Formulation for ERA of GM Crops. This ILSI activity concerned research, namely to lay down and harmonize problem formulation as a prerequisite for ERA. The expert group provided a draft of “Principles of Environmental Risk Assessment for Genetically Modified Plants: Problem Formulation” to be submitted to “Environmental Science and Technology” for publication. The members of the consultation group belong to institutions representing academia, industry, government, and competent authorities."
+* 2007-08: [[International Life Sciences Institute]] (ILSI) Research Foundation: Description from the EFSA DoI: “Member of an international expert consultation group on Problem Formulation for ERA of GM Crops. This ILSI activity concerned research, namely to lay down and harmonize problem formulation as a prerequisite for ERA. The expert group provided a draft of “Principles of Environmental Risk Assessment for Genetically Modified Plants: Problem Formulation” to be submitted to “Environmental Science and Technology” for publication. The members of the consultation group belong to institutions representing academia, industry, government, and competent authorities."
 * since 2008: Member of the GMO advisory board of the Federal Institute for Risk Assessment (BfR)

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 * 2004-07: member of the Project Executive Committee of the EU project SIGMEA<ref>[http://www.inra.fr/sigmea SIGMEA], INRA website, accessed 19 Aug 2009</ref> (See more details at [[Detlef Bartsch]]).
 * since 2005: coordinator and/or partner of/in several GMO biosafety research projects funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF); author of several papers published on GMO biosafety topics.
-* 2005-2007: member of the advisory board of [[GMO Compass]]<ref>[http://www.gmo-compass.org/eng/home/ home page], GM Compass website, accessed 21 Aug 2009</ref> then an EU project<ref>[http://ec.europa.eu/research/biosociety/food_quality/projects/063_en.html GMO Compass], European Commission Research - Biosociety website, accessed 21 Aug 2009</ref>
+* 2005-2007: member of the advisory board of [[GMO Compass]]<ref>[http://www.gmo-compass.org/eng/home/ home page], GM Compass website, accessed 21 Aug 2009</ref>, then an EU project<ref>[http://ec.europa.eu/research/biosociety/food_quality/projects/063_en.html GMO Compass], European Commission Research - Biosociety website, accessed 21 Aug 2009</ref>
 * 2005-09: member of the Management Board<ref>[http://www.coextra.eu/project_description/coextra269.html Project Management], Coextra website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref> and of the Executive Committee<ref>[http://www.coextra.eu/project_description/coextra269.html Project Management], Coextra website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref> of the EU project CO-EXTRA; chair of Working Package 1, "Biological Approaches For Gene Flow Mitigation"<ref>[http://www.coextra.eu/project_description/coextra166.html Workpackage 1: Biological Approaches For Gene Flow Mitigation], Coextra website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref>
 * 2006-09: coordinator of the EU project [[BIOSAFENET]] in cooperation with ISBR.<ref>[http://ec.europa.eu/research/biosociety/food_quality/projects/167_en.html BIOSAFENET], European Commission Research - Biosociety website, accessed 21 Aug 2009</ref> The results of the project are used for the website http://www.gmo-safety.eu,<ref>[http://www.gmo-safety.eu/en/biosafenet_navigator/562.docu.html GMO Safety website], accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref> a German project for risk communication organized by the company [[Genius]]. At the closing conference of BIOSAFENET in June 2009 in Berlin, ISBR and PRRI also presented their activities.<ref>[http://www.gmo-compass.org/eng/news/438.docu.html BIOSAFENET conference], GMO Compass website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref>

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 * 2004-07: member of the Project Executive Committee of the EU project SIGMEA<ref>[http://www.inra.fr/sigmea SIGMEA], INRA website, accessed 19 Aug 2009</ref> (See more details at [[Detlef Bartsch]]).
 * since 2005: coordinator and/or partner of/in several GMO biosafety research projects funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF); author of several papers published on GMO biosafety topics.
-* 2005-2007: member of the advisory board of GMO compass,<ref>[http://www.gmo-compass.org/eng/home/ home page], GM Compass website, accessed 21 Aug 2009</ref> then an EU project<ref>[http://ec.europa.eu/research/biosociety/food_quality/projects/063_en.html GMO Compass], European Commission Research - Biosociety website, accessed 21 Aug 2009</ref>
+* 2005-2007: member of the advisory board of [[GMO Compass]]<ref>[http://www.gmo-compass.org/eng/home/ home page], GM Compass website, accessed 21 Aug 2009</ref> then an EU project<ref>[http://ec.europa.eu/research/biosociety/food_quality/projects/063_en.html GMO Compass], European Commission Research - Biosociety website, accessed 21 Aug 2009</ref>
 * 2005-09: member of the Management Board<ref>[http://www.coextra.eu/project_description/coextra269.html Project Management], Coextra website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref> and of the Executive Committee<ref>[http://www.coextra.eu/project_description/coextra269.html Project Management], Coextra website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref> of the EU project CO-EXTRA; chair of Working Package 1, "Biological Approaches For Gene Flow Mitigation"<ref>[http://www.coextra.eu/project_description/coextra166.html Workpackage 1: Biological Approaches For Gene Flow Mitigation], Coextra website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref>
-* 2006-09: coordinator of the EU project BIOSAFENET in cooperation with ISBR.<ref>[http://ec.europa.eu/research/biosociety/food_quality/projects/167_en.html BIOSAFENET], European Commission Research - Biosociety website, accessed 21 Aug 2009</ref> The results of the project are used for the website http://www.gmo-safety.eu,<ref>[http://www.gmo-safety.eu/en/biosafenet_navigator/562.docu.html GMO Safety website], accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref> a German project for risk communication organized by the company [[Genius]]. At the closing conference of BIOSAFENET in June 2009 in Berlin, ISBR and PRRI also presented their activities.<ref>[http://www.gmo-compass.org/eng/news/438.docu.html BIOSAFENET conference], GMO Compass website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref>
+* 2006-09: coordinator of the EU project [[BIOSAFENET]] in cooperation with ISBR.<ref>[http://ec.europa.eu/research/biosociety/food_quality/projects/167_en.html BIOSAFENET], European Commission Research - Biosociety website, accessed 21 Aug 2009</ref> The results of the project are used for the website http://www.gmo-safety.eu,<ref>[http://www.gmo-safety.eu/en/biosafenet_navigator/562.docu.html GMO Safety website], accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref> a German project for risk communication organized by the company [[Genius]]. At the closing conference of BIOSAFENET in June 2009 in Berlin, ISBR and PRRI also presented their activities.<ref>[http://www.gmo-compass.org/eng/news/438.docu.html BIOSAFENET conference], GMO Compass website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref>
 * 2006-09: Partner and working package leader in the EU-[[PRRI]] project Science4BioReg<ref>[http://pubresreg.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=62&Itemid=62 Science 4 BioReg], PRRI website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref>
 * 2004: the German Federal ministry for consumer protection, food and agriculture (BMVEL) stopped financing the project "Production of marker-gene-free plants using a recombination system (Cre/lox)",<ref>[http://www.gmo-safety.eu/en/safety_science/57.docu.html Production of marker-gene-free plants using a recombination system (Cre/lox)], GMO Safety website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref> in which marker-free GM crops were developed, in order to avoid conflicts of interest. However, the research was continued 2005-08 with GM oilseed rape by [[Inge Broer]] from the University of Rostock.<ref>[http://www.gmo-safety.eu/en/safety_science/163.docu.html Obtaining marker-gene-free oilseed rape plants using the Cre/lox system], GMO Safety website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref>

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 * 2003-2009: member of the EFSA GMO Panel. Member of the EFSA working groups GMO-Applications-Environment, GMO-Guidance for the assessment of genetically modified plants used as a production platform for non-food products, and Self task on non-target organisms (GMO). 2004-06: member of the EFSA working group Post-market Environmental Monitoring (PMEM) that among others developed questionnaires for post-market monitoring.
 * since 2004: trustee of the Fraunhofer Institute for Molecular Biology and Applied Ecology (IME). Among other projects the IME also develops GM pharma-crops.
-* 2005-06: member of the advisory board of the website http://www.gmo-compass.org, which was funded as an EU project at that time.
+* 2005-06: member of the advisory board of the pro-GM website [[GMO Compass]] http://www.gmo-compass.org, which was funded as an EU project at that time.
 * since 2005: evaluation of GMO biosafety research projects for German ministries, German research organisations, USDA and the EU.
 * 2007-08: International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI) Research Foundation: Description from the EFSA DoI: “Member of an international expert consultation group on Problem Formulation for ERA of GM Crops. This ILSI activity concerned research, namely to lay down and harmonize problem formulation as a prerequisite for ERA. The expert group provided a draft of “Principles of Environmental Risk Assessment for Genetically Modified Plants: Problem Formulation” to be submitted to “Environmental Science and Technology” for publication. The members of the consultation group belong to institutions representing academia, industry, government, and competent authorities."

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 * 2005-2007: member of the advisory board of GMO compass,<ref>[http://www.gmo-compass.org/eng/home/ home page], GM Compass website, accessed 21 Aug 2009</ref> then an EU project<ref>[http://ec.europa.eu/research/biosociety/food_quality/projects/063_en.html GMO Compass], European Commission Research - Biosociety website, accessed 21 Aug 2009</ref>
 * 2005-09: member of the Management Board<ref>[http://www.coextra.eu/project_description/coextra269.html Project Management], Coextra website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref> and of the Executive Committee<ref>[http://www.coextra.eu/project_description/coextra269.html Project Management], Coextra website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref> of the EU project CO-EXTRA; chair of Working Package 1, "Biological Approaches For Gene Flow Mitigation"<ref>[http://www.coextra.eu/project_description/coextra166.html Workpackage 1: Biological Approaches For Gene Flow Mitigation], Coextra website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref>
-* 2006-09: coordinator of the EU project BIOSAFENET in cooperation with ISBR.<ref>[http://ec.europa.eu/research/biosociety/food_quality/projects/167_en.html BIOSAFENET], European Commission Research - Biosociety website, accessed 21 Aug 2009</ref> The results of the project are used for the website http://www.gmo-safety.eu,<ref>[http://www.gmo-safety.eu/en/biosafenet_navigator/562.docu.html GMO Safety website], accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref> a German project for risk communication organized by the company [[Genius]]. At the closing conference of BIOSAFENET in June 2009 in Berlin, ISBR and PRRI also presented their activities.<ref>[http://www.gmo-compass.org/eng/news/438.docu.html BIOSAFENET conference, GMO Compass website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref>
+* 2006-09: coordinator of the EU project BIOSAFENET in cooperation with ISBR.<ref>[http://ec.europa.eu/research/biosociety/food_quality/projects/167_en.html BIOSAFENET], European Commission Research - Biosociety website, accessed 21 Aug 2009</ref> The results of the project are used for the website http://www.gmo-safety.eu,<ref>[http://www.gmo-safety.eu/en/biosafenet_navigator/562.docu.html GMO Safety website], accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref> a German project for risk communication organized by the company [[Genius]]. At the closing conference of BIOSAFENET in June 2009 in Berlin, ISBR and PRRI also presented their activities.<ref>[http://www.gmo-compass.org/eng/news/438.docu.html BIOSAFENET conference], GMO Compass website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref>
 * 2006-09: Partner and working package leader in the EU-[[PRRI]] project Science4BioReg<ref>[http://pubresreg.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=62&Itemid=62 Science 4 Bio Reg], PRRI website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref>
 * 2004, the German Federal ministry for consumer protection, food and agriculture (BMVEL) stopped financing the project "Production of marker-gene-free plants using a recombination system (Cre/lox)",<ref>[http://www.gmo-safety.eu/en/safety_science/57.docu.html Production of marker-gene-free plants using a recombination system (Cre/lox), GMO Safety website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref> in which marker-free GM crops were developed, in order to avoid conflicts of interest. However, the research was continued 2005-08 with GM oilseed rape by [[Inge Broer]] from the University of Rostock.<ref>[http://www.gmo-safety.eu/en/safety_science/163.docu.html Obtaining marker-gene-free oilseed rape plants using the Cre/lox system], GMO Safety website, accessed 22 Aug 2009</ref>