Supporting young bioscientists in keeping their work safe and secure via
our FutureLearn MOOC "Biosecurity for the Next Generation" #NextGenBiosecurity
Excited for Week 4 of #biosecurity course starting tomorrow, looking at international response to biosecurity issues including #1972BWC with @dfeakes, #GHSA@INTERPOL_HQ & #pandemic surveillance, prevention & mitigation - and more. Don’t miss it! https://t.co/knrnBZWlmo
"Strengthening the Chemical Weapons Convention: An Interview with Joseph Manso, U.S. Amb. to the OPCW." Our in-depth interview in April's #ArmsControlToday by our chief editor @giacomonyt explores the issues at the center of the fifth CWC RevCon: https://t.co/oJbkBJVprZ
For the facts about biosafety and biosecurity in Ukraine read this article by @FilippaLentzos@rshouser and me in Health Security
https://t.co/ZriEL3AGeb
New report of H7N9 avian influenza in camels. Other than humans (2013-2017), H7N9 has never caused mammalian infections (that we know of). The virus had mammalian adaptations (e.g. PB2 mutation), higher SA-α2 binding and mammalian cell replication.
👉https://t.co/BS4IhtcsDf
Join @FilippaLentzos and me for the release of Global Biolabs 2023 with new data and trends on BSL-4 and BSL-3+ labs around the world
9 AM EDT, March 16
https://t.co/p4zgHnSz3O
The 9th Review Conference of the Biological Weapons Convention is coming up ― we're supporting 8 - 12 young members of the @iGEM community to attend the convention in Geneva from Nov 27 - Dec 2.
More info: https://t.co/nnZpZvTZQb
Apply here: https://t.co/xIrw6XR5gf
🎉We are delighted to launch the NextGen initiative, run by @RUSI_org - a new network for young professionals interested in global affairs. Get ready for our events, content, networking opportunities, and more!
Our piece is out @AttalAurelia, Matt Shearer in @ThinkGlobalHlth: "Strengthening the Biological Weapons Convention's Contributions to Global Health Security" about countering Russian disinformation about Ukraine public health laboratories
https://t.co/G6Dzix8Ce7
Thrilled our project to scrutinize high-risk pathogen research launches today! A privilege to co-direct with @jbloom_lab, partner with @BulletinAtomic, and work with top-notch chairs and taskforce members. Read more here: https://t.co/6AVbdNz0u7
As accesibility to Open #Science becomes widespread, we must look into the risks that may be caused by misuse of biological research using current emerging biotechnologies.
Join us on 19th May 2022 for Biosafety and Biosecurity workshop.
Register Today : https://t.co/X77dA29Vse
Read our virtual special issue on Russia and WMD: nine recently published articles on the Russian Federation, missiles, nuclear weapons, chemical weapons, and biological weapons. https://t.co/nrytQuo3eD
Pictures of our COO- @DrAyodotun presenting the draft of the ECOWAS Biosecurity Policy at the West Africa Health Organization (WAHO) Annual meeting in Lome Togo.
#biosecuritypolicy
The first in the series of daily Reports from the Preparatory Committee (PrepCom) for the Ninth Review Conference (2022) (second session) of the Biological Weapons Convention.
From @CBWEvents
https://t.co/sizuEh9j4u
Aaaand I am still researching the renaissance history of chemical and biological weapons (1450 - 1700ish). Covering early experiments with toxic shells, fears around poison arrows in the Americas - and whatever else gets turned up
Image : https://t.co/EEsKRF3Ktf
.@ScharSchool's @gregkoblentz provides insight: A legacy of ‘secrecy and deception’: Why Russia clings to an outlawed chemical arsenal https://t.co/ThRdRfHQNa
New publication! 🚨
✅ Presents 4️⃣ different potential outcomes for the 9th BWC Review Conference #1972BWC
✅ Assesses risks, benefits and financial implications of each outcome
Read it now at: https://t.co/OlxC82B4Qg
I had also missed this example of tear gas use labeled March 6th, Nova Kakhova.
Considering some of the unit types present, has and will likely be more widespread
https://t.co/YXpmWe6pSI