Masterclass Certificate in Advocacy: Mastery of Agri-Biotech

Roles:

• Biotechnologist: Biotechnologists work on developing new technologies to improve crop yields and resistance to pests and diseases.
• Agronomist: Agronomists study crops and soil to improve farming practices and crop yields, often working in collaboration with biotechnologists.
• Research Scientist: Research scientists conduct experiments and analyze data to develop new agricultural technologies and practices.
• Field Trial Coordinator: Coordinators plan and oversee field trials of new agricultural technologies, ensuring that they meet regulatory requirements.
• Policy Advisor: Policy advisors develop and promote policies that support the adoption of new agricultural technologies and practices.
• Public Engagement Specialist: Specialists communicate the benefits of new agricultural technologies to the public, often through educational programs and media outreach.

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