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@askquestionsucd Doug Sherman’s question, what’s an important set of knowledge in computer science or mathematics for bioinformaticians with biology background to get ahead in the future data-centered agriculture?

@askquestionsucd Eben Ogundiwin, what’s your biggest feature that help you stand out from your colleagues in your career?

@askquestionsucd For Chow-Ming Lee, what made you decide to pursue a PhD degree?

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since job applications are now completely online, how do you make yourself stand out as an applicant?

What is a normal day like for you?

Can a panelist explain a situation when she took a risk that turned out to move her forward in her career

For the students, how have your career & life goals shaped what traits you look for in a mentor? Or have your mentors influenced your goals?

How did you procure a leadership role within your company?

@askquestionsucd can you speak to the opportunities available for students interested in medical genetics and biotech

When is better to start a career in ag biotech? Right after finishing Phd or after having few years of postdoctoral position?

Welcome to Seed Central's "Women In Biotech" special event!

Have you looked at the potential ramifications of insects building resistance to your insecticide - resisting spider venom from spiders?

How do companies deal with regulatory issue on crispr breeding from usda? How they influence policy maker to recognize the value of crispr?

Tech is expensive. What's your criteria for when to jump on a new technology vs let a fad pass?

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How important was your grad work in helping translate what you want to do to regulatory or execs without any background?

As a graduate student, sometimes progress projects can seem very slow. How do you set goals and measure your professional progress?

What is the most difficult professional situation have you been in? How did you get through it?

In what ways do you feel that you being a woman scientist has given unique perspective to biotechnology? (Advantages/disadvantages)