Our Head of Lab Network Partnerships @hogkar joined @janemetcalfe and @melsalm at this year’s @SynBioBeta Conference for a conversation about global health and why biosecurity research, surveillance, and governance is crucial for the health of everyone https://t.co/PvogOTZOC4
“It is increasingly unrealistic to base a biosafety system primarily on lists of known concerns and standardized practices,” write @melsalm & @SAWEvans in response to @davidrgillum’s essay in ISSUES. https://t.co/f7mODqDroI
While the science & practice of global health has evolved, advances have not benefited many vulnerable populations in Lower and Middle-Income-Countries. Dr. Melissa Salm joins a plenary panel for @CUGHnews to address some of the key overarching questions
https://t.co/qQva6rGxDY
So proud to be part of the @concentricbygbw team - the discussion we’re having about the intersection of Caring/One Health/Biosecurity is so compelling. #SynBioBeta2023
Thanks to @melsalm @hogkar @janemetcalfe for the brain food today 🙌
#pathogensproject conversation about rebuilding the public's trust. LISTEN to @guspalpogeng!
“One of the feelings that I have about what's happening in all of these discussions […] is that, as scientists, we are not listening. The community is responding in a way that, 'We ...
I appreciate the call to reckon with the politics of science as a human practice — this is fundamental to maintaining/rebuilding public trust, which in turn is fundamental to risk reduction #pathogensproject
@DavidRelman: the idea that science is or should be neutral, pure, amoral (aka not intertwined directly with issues of public welfare and state policy) … is immoral #PathogensProject
Parasite-Host relations are asymmetrical. But what forms of parasitism has global health inherited?
Melissa Salm for the #AnthropologyNews and @SocMedAnthro.
https://t.co/gbkVyYt05z
Wonderful plenary discussion today at #CUGH2023 covering the impact of everything from artificial intelligence, politics, funding issues to global health terminology and pandemic preparedness and much more as we reimagine #globalhealth for the future.
“Decision making in global health should not be divorced from the real lived experiences of those we’re serving” - Dr. Melissa Salm, Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for International Security & Cooperation at @StanfordCIGH#CUGH2023
Arguably the greatest honor in my life thus far: to be a fellow panelist (!!??!!) alongside deans, directors,
and former ministers of health, to share my perspective as an early career academic on what GH should encompass in the 21st century #cugh2023
In one week, the #PathogensProject is hosting a biosecurity conference on managing high-risk pathogen research.
Register for the livestream here, and follow for more on upcoming programs. https://t.co/fsvPLmjkZL
@Stanford The project’s new “Biorisk Management Casebook: Insights into Contemporary Practices” highlights the importance of sharing biosecurity and biosafety best practices for life science research. https://t.co/5YerSfKXOC
NTI | bio partnered with experts at @Stanford University’s Bio Policy & Leadership in Society on the Visibility Initiative for Responsible Science (VIRS). https://t.co/ea3i0iION1