The Africa Health Security Index
The Index documents continent-wide gains across laboratory systems, biosurveillance, biosecurity and biosafety, manufacturing, and emergency response.
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The Convergence of Artificial Intelligence and the Life Sciences
New report from NTI | bio offers recommendations for urgent actions that leaders within government, industry, the scientific community, and civil society should take to safeguard AI-bio capabilities.
Testimony of Jaime M. Yassif at U.S. House Hearing on “Strengthening Biosafety and Biosecurity Standards: Protecting Against Future Pandemics”
Testimony of Jaime M. Yassif at U.S. House Hearing on "Strengthening Biosafety and Biosecurity Standards: Protecting Against Future Pandemics"
The Biorisk Management Casebook: Insights into Contemporary Practices
Practical solutions for organizations involved in life science research to manage risks and prevent accidents, misuse, and other adverse outcomes stemming from their work.
Jaime Yassif on “The Need for Better Safeguarding of Bioscience”
In a new opinion piece for The Economist, Jaime Yassif makes the case for urgent action to create stronger guardrails for bioscience and biotechnology.
The Global Health Security Index
The first comprehensive assessment of global health security capabilities in 195 countries.
Preventing Global Catastrophic Biological Risks
NTI | bio convened senior leaders from around the world for a scenario-based tabletop exercise designed to identify gaps in global capabilities to prevent and respond to high-consequence biological events.
Expert Recommendations for US and Global Preparedness for COVID-19
Global Health Security Index
The first comprehensive assessment and benchmarking of health security and related capabilities across the 195 countries that make up the States Parties to the International Health Regulations.
Between Publishing and Perishing? H5N1 Research Unleashes Unprecedented Dual-Use Research Controversy
Netherlands and US researchers identified genetic mutations that could enable H5N1 bird flu to become easily transmissible. (CNS)