Atlantic Storm Interactive

Atlantic Storm, was a bioterrorism “table-top” exercise convened on January 14, 2005 and Atlantic Storm Interactive is a web-based, multimedia presentation that takes the briefings, updates, simulated newscasts, and other materials that were prepared for the exercise and integrates them with excerpts from the actual discussions of the exercise participants. This presentation has been designed to allow viewers to place themselves in the role of one of the decision-making participants or in the role of one of the event’s observers. The Guide for Viewers and Facilitators suggests ways to use this presentation and poses questions to help guide discussion of biosecurity challenges that were highlighted by the exercise…

Author:
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Center for Biosecurity

Bioagents Education for Android

The bio-security agent information cards app provides students, scientists and healthcare providers with information on the 10 biological agents that are widely used in biological research. Each card is designed to highlight one biological agent and its related bio-security concerns. The information on the cards is focused and concise, decreasing the time needed to find or learn relevant information. The cards are designed to be informative to individuals, from the lay person as well as the entry level – experienced practitioners engaged in the pursuit of careers in the biological or medical technology and sciences, for familiarization and as a ready resource to aspects of the bio-terror threat.

Author:
Federation of American Scientists
Publish Date:
July 31, 2012

Bioagents Education for iPhone and iPod

The bio-security agent information cards app provides students, scientists and healthcare providers with information on the 10 biological agents that are widely used in biological research. Each card is designed to highlight one biological agent and its related bio-security concerns. The information on the cards is focused and concise, decreasing the time needed to find or learn relevant information. The cards are designed to be informative to individuals, from the lay person as well as the entry level – experienced practitioners engaged in the pursuit of careers in the biological or medical technology and sciences, for familiarization and as a ready resource to aspects of the bio-terror threat.

Author:
Federation of American Scientists
Publish Date:
Jun 12, 2012

Biodefense Graduate Program

The biodefense Graduate Program in the Department of Public and International Affairs at George Mason University offers MS and PhD degrees in Biodefense. The goal of the program is to provide students with the knowledge and skills to assess the risks posed by natural and man-made biological threats, develop strategies for reducing these risks to national and international security, and bridge the gap between scientists and policy-makers. Given the breadth of the program, applicants with backgrounds in both the natural sciences and social sciences are welcome.

Author:
George Mason University

Biosecurity at the National Academy

The National Academies are committed to providing clear, objective, evidence-based information and advice to the Nation.

On this website, we have pulled together information about National Academies’ reports, ongoing projects, and activities. We hope this will make it easier to find the many resources available from this institution. The site also includes links to some of the growing number of biosecurity websites in the United States and overseas.”

Author:
The National Academy of Sciences
Publish Date:
April, 2012