NSABB Dual Use Research Program

The Dual Use Research Program is a focal point for the development of policies addressing life sciences research that yield information or technologies with the potential to be misused to threaten public health or other aspects of national security.

Author:: NIH Office of Biotechnology Activities

July 12, 2010
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The Virtual Biosecurity Center (VBC) is a global multi-organizational initiative spearheaded by the Federation of American Scientists (FAS) committed to countering the threat posed by the development or use of biological weapons and the responsible use of science and technology. The VBC is the ‘one stop shop’ for biosecurity information, education, best practices, and collaboration.

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NSABB Dual Use Research Program

Upcoming Events More »

Recent Blog Posts More »

Op-Ed – Dual-Use Research: Is it possible to protect the public without encroaching rights?

Book Review: Bioinsecurity and Vulnerability

Op-Ed – Microbial Forensic Attribution: Where Science Meets International Relations

Op-Ed – Science Needs for Microbial Forensics: Developing Initial International Research Priorities

Op-Ed – A Necessary Biopreparedness Priority: Strengthening the Medical Countermeasures Enterprise

About Virtual Biosecurity Center

Participating Organizations

Popular Posts

NSABB Dual Use Research Program

Upcoming Events More »

Global Forum on BIORISK

Recent Blog Posts More »

Op-Ed – Dual-Use Research: Is it possible to protect the public without encroaching rights?

Book Review: Bioinsecurity and Vulnerability

Op-Ed – Microbial Forensic Attribution: Where Science Meets International Relations

Op-Ed – Science Needs for Microbial Forensics: Developing Initial International Research Priorities

Op-Ed – A Necessary Biopreparedness Priority: Strengthening the Medical Countermeasures Enterprise

About Virtual Biosecurity Center

Participating Organizations

Popular Posts