Randy A. Hautea Memorial Fund
July 25, 2018| |
ISAAA Global Coordinator and SEAsiaCenter Dr. Randy Hautea devoted over two decades of his life to fulfill ISAAA's mission to contribute towards the alleviation of poverty and hunger through sharing and disseminating scientific knowledge to the global community, and by facilitating the transfer of technologies to developing countries. His sudden demise left a void in the global biotech community. To help continue these vital initiatives, the Randy A. Hautea Memorial Fund will be launched. It will gather support for various biotechnology initiatives such as research, knowledge sharing, and technology transfer projects. If you are interested to get updates regarding the launch of the Memorial Fund, send an e-mail to donate@isaaa.org.
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