The Advanced Biosequestration Summits are Chatham House Rule gatherings of
experts on biological carbon sequestration (trees, seaweed, agriculture, etc),
together with experts on advanced biology (CRISPR, gene editing, etc).
Past Events
Original summit at Woodwell Climate Research Center
Follow up summit was held at the MIT Media Lab
Research
Joanne Chory of Salk Institute, who participated in an AB Summit, and who has been working on matters relating to advanced biosequestration involving cork,
George Church of Harvard, who participated in an AB Summit, and who has been working on matters relating to advanced biosequestration in phytoplankton, and
Summit participant Ben Williams, now working with nobel Prize winner Jen Doudna, who has multiple relevant labs relating to CRISPR and climate change.
As of 2025, this work of participants is recommended: