Communication helps build the community.
By posting one message, you can reach all the subscribers to the listserver at once. Participants include representatives of biotechnology centers and associations, Extension personnel, researchers, teachers, university administrators, journalists, and colleagues from industry. E-mail is an immediate, infectious and inexpensive way to communicate about technical and social issues of biotechnology. E-mail can be superior to paper faxes because you send an electronic file of the information that the recipient can store, retrieve or send on to others. When you have subscribed, one of your first messages will be a request to change your password to the listserver.