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Robert Thomas Fraley (January 25, 1953, Danville, Illinois) was Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at Monsanto, where he helped to develop the first genetically modified seeds. He retired from Monsanto in June 2018. He advocates for the use of GMO products to address global food insecurity and reduce the environmental footprint of agriculture.

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rdfs:label	Robert Fraley (en) Robert Fraley (de) 罗伯特·傅瑞磊 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Robert Thomas Fraley (January 25, 1953, Danville, Illinois) was Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at Monsanto, where he helped to develop the first genetically modified seeds. He retired from Monsanto in June 2018. He advocates for the use of GMO products to address global food insecurity and reduce the environmental footprint of agriculture. (en) 罗伯特·傅瑞磊（英語：Robert Thomas Fraley，1953年1月25日－）是一位美国遗传学家，曾任孟山都的执行副总裁和首席技术官。因在转基因植物上的贡献与玛丽-戴尔·奇尔顿和马克·范·蒙塔古共同获得了世界粮食奖。 (zh) Robert Thomas Fraley, genannt Robb Fraley, (* 25. Januar 1953 in Danville, Illinois) ist ein US-amerikanischer Mikrobiologe und Molekularbiologe, der über transgene Pflanzen bei Monsanto forschte und dort Manager wurde. Er befasst sich mit Gentechnik bei Pflanzen und entwickelte Methoden, um das Vorhandensein und die Wirkung fremder Gene in Pflanzen zu überwachen und diese in das Genom der Pflanzen einzubringen. Ab 1981 war er Herausgeber des Plant Molecular Biology Journal. (de)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Bill Clinton Biotechnology Heritage Award Hoopeston, Illinois GMO Living people Elizabeth E. Hood Monsanto The Lincoln Academy of Illinois The Progressive Farmer 1953 births 21st-century American biologists American chief technology officers University of Illinois alumni Agrobacterium tumefaciens American Association for the Advancement of Science Agriculture and food award winners Danville, Illinois Food security Chief Technology Officer Monsanto employees World Food Prize Biotechnology Industry Organization University of Illinois Chemical Heritage Foundation NAS Award for the Industrial Application of Science National Medal of Technology University of California-San Francisco
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://hdl.handle.net/2142/68087 https://archive.org/download/160118_ACI16_Fraley/160118_ACI16_Fraley.mp3 https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv=J4nfC-6hkDI https://thelincolnacademyofillinois.org/
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has abstract	Robert Thomas Fraley, genannt Robb Fraley, (* 25. Januar 1953 in Danville, Illinois) ist ein US-amerikanischer Mikrobiologe und Molekularbiologe, der über transgene Pflanzen bei Monsanto forschte und dort Manager wurde. Fraley, der auf einer kleinen Farm in Illinois aufwuchs, studierte an der University of Illinois mit dem Bachelor-Abschluss 1974, dem Master-Abschluss 1976 sowie der Promotion in Mikrobiologie und Biochemie 1978. Als Postdoktorand war er an der University of California in San Francisco und ab 1981 Manager für Pflanzen-Mikrobiologie bei Monsanto. Ab 1985 leitete er den Bereich Plant Science bei Monsanto und er wurde dort Executive Vice President sowie Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Er befasst sich mit Gentechnik bei Pflanzen und entwickelte Methoden, um das Vorhandensein und die Wirkung fremder Gene in Pflanzen zu überwachen und diese in das Genom der Pflanzen einzubringen. 2008 erhielt er den NAS Award for the Industrial Application of Science für Technologien, die die ersten transgenen Getreidesorten ermöglichten. 2009 erhielt er den Biotechnology Heritage Award, 2013 den Welternährungspreis. Er ist Fellow der American Association for the Advancement of Science. 1999 erhielt er die National Medal of Technology and Innovation. Ab 1981 war er Herausgeber des Plant Molecular Biology Journal. (de) Robert Thomas Fraley (January 25, 1953, Danville, Illinois) was Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at Monsanto, where he helped to develop the first genetically modified seeds. He retired from Monsanto in June 2018. He advocates for the use of GMO products to address global food insecurity and reduce the environmental footprint of agriculture. (en) 罗伯特·傅瑞磊（英語：Robert Thomas Fraley，1953年1月25日－）是一位美国遗传学家，曾任孟山都的执行副总裁和首席技术官。因在转基因植物上的贡献与玛丽-戴尔·奇尔顿和马克·范·蒙塔古共同获得了世界粮食奖。 (zh)
notable students	Elizabeth E. Hood

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