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Bio:Patrick Rüdelsheim, PhD, is General Partner of Perseus BVBA, a service company focused on biosafety and related regulatory requirements, which he founded in 2003. He obtained his PhD in biology/botany at the University of Antwerp, Belgium. He started his career in D.J. Vanderhave B.V., a Dutch Seed company where he was involved in the application of plant cell biology in classical breeding. In 1990, he joined Plant Genetic Systems N.V., Ghent , Belgium as Field Trial Supervisor. After being in charge of Product Development and Registration, he was appointed Director Regulatory Affairs and Member of the PGS Board. In 1996, following the acquisition of PGS by AgrEvo, he became Global Head of Biotechnology Regulatory Affairs for the AgrEvo group. In this function, he ensured the scientific argumentation for Product Safety and Quality as well as compliance with all regulatory requirements related to genetic engineering. After the creation of Aventis S.A. by the merger of Hoechst and Rhône-Poulenc, Patrick Rüdelsheim became Global Head Regulatory Affairs BioScience of Aventis CropScience and following the acquisition of Aventis CropScience by Bayer in 2002, he remained in that position for Bayer CropScience until founding Perseus BVBA. He contributed to several biosafety research projects, mainly with crop plants, and provides with Perseus BVBA biosafety services for pathogens and GMOs. |
EventsESBES - ISPPP - BIOTHERMODYNAMICS 2010 14th International Biotechnology Symposium and Exhibition BioPartnering Latin America™ EFB Bioprocess Engineering Master Course EFB @ UN BioPartnering Europe™ Separations for Biotechnology 2011 Microbial Physiology Section Events EFB Events ArchiveEFB Forum21/04/2010 - 702 viewsUsing Gene Silencing Technology.. 02/12/2009 - 3107 views BIODIVERSITY and the Debate on GM crops, new version from July 15, 2010 24/11/2009 - 1927 views Review: Rethinking Communication Strategy in the Debate on GM crops. Possible Interaction Networks, New version June 10, 2010 24/10/2009 - 2205 views REGULATION: Misconcepts cause high costs and huge delays in regulation of GM-crops ActivitiesEuropean Action on Global Life Sciences (EAGLES) European Action on Latin American Functional Foods (EULAFF) European Focus on Biotechnology in China (EFBIC) |
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