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According to Wikipedia , Filippa Lentzos is a Norwegian social scientist researching threats posed by biological agents. She is a senior research fellow at King's College London, holding a joint appointment in the Department of Global Health & Social Medicine and the Department of War Studies. Lentzos also holds the position of associate senior researcher at the Armament and Disarmament Programme at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute . Moreover, she is the NGO Coordinator for the Biological Weapons Convention since 2017, the biosecurity columnist at the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists since 2018, and an associate editor of the social science journal BioSocieties.
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2010 2020 0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275 Published Works Governing insecurity: contingency planning, protection, resilience (2009) Dual use of artificial-intelligence-powered drug discovery (2022) Synthetic Biology and Biosecurity: Challenging the “Myths” (2014) Making us resilient: Responsible citizens for uncertain times (2017) (38)Rationality, Risk and Response: A Research Agenda for Biosecurity (2006) Negotiating the dynamics of uncomfortable knowledge: The case of dual use and synthetic biology (2014) Synthetic Biology in the Social Context: The UK Debate to Date (2009) Building biosecurity for synthetic biology (2020) Countering misuse of life sciences through regulatory multiplicity (2008) Visions and Challenges in Redesigning Life (2008) Health Security Intelligence: engaging across disciplines and sectors (2020) Synthetic Biology and Biosecurity: How Scared Should We Be? (2014) (10)Innovation, Dual Use and Security (2012) (9)A teachable moment for dual-use (2022) Biological Threats in the 21st Century (2016) The Threat of Synthetic Smallpox: European Perspectives. (2017) Strengthening the Biological Weapons Convention confidence-building measures: Toward a cycle of engagement (2011) Sustaining progress in the life sciences: strategies for managing dual use research of concern--progress at the national level. (2009) MANAGING BIORISKS: (2006) The Russian disinformation attack that poses a biological danger (2018) (6)The risk of bioweapons use: Considering the evidence base (2014) The American biodefense industry (2007) BIOLOGICAL THREATS IN THE 21ST CENTURY: THE POLITICS, PEOPLE, SCIENCE AND HISTORICAL ROOTS (2016) (4)How to protect the world from ultra-targeted biological weapons (2020) Dual Use in Biology and Biomedicine (2015) (4)Synthetic biology, security and governance (2012) Compliance and Enforcement in the Biological Weapons Regime (2019) Representation from the trenches: ongoing monitoring for implementing the BWC (2007) (3)BWC Confidence Building Measures: Preparing for a comprehensive review of the CBM mechanism at the Seventh BWC Review Conference (2010) (3)Eroding norms over release of self-spreading viruses. (2022) The Societal Impact of Synthetic Biology (2012) DNA origami: Unfolding risk? (2018) (2)AI in Drug Discovery: A Wake-up Call. (2022) HARD TO PROVE (2011) Health Security Intelligence (2021) Reaching a tipping point: Strengthening the BWC’s confidence-building measures (2009) (2)National data collection processes for CBM submissions: Revisiting the Confidence Building Measures for the BWC after twenty years of CBM submissions (2007) (2)Will splashy philantophy cause the biosecurity field to focus on the wrong risks (2019) (2)The Performativity of Constructed Uncertainty: Military Money and Secrecy in Biology (2014) Biology's Misuse Potential (2016) Hard to Prove: Compliance with the Biological Weapons Convention (2013) (2)The myths (and realities) of synthetic bioweapons (2014) (2)Gray Matters: Exploring Technologists' Perceptions of Dual-Use Potentiality in Emerging Neurotechnology Applications. (2021) Improving the BTWC Confidence-Building Measures Regime: Review Conference Paper No 24 (2010) (1)Lockdown texts (2020) Militarising the Mind: Assessing the Weapons of the Ultimate Battlefield (2019) Four steps to rebuild trust in biology (2016) (1)Chemical and biological security threats (2019) (1)Syria and bioweapons: The need for transparency (2013) (1)Biopreparedness: Developing vaccines for an eradicated disease (2014) Biological Weapons Are a Thing of the Past…Or Are They? (2022) Genetic Engineering and Biological Risks (2017) Improving the BTWC Confidence-Building Measures Regime (2010) (1)Regulating biorisks: developing a coherent policy logic (part II). (2007) How do we control dangerous biological research (2018) (1)Mutational technologies: Engage public in gene-editing policy (2015) University of London Statement to the Biological Weapons Convention Meeting of States Parties (2012) (1)Trust and Transparency in Biodefense (2019) Statement on Biological Weapons to the UN General Assembly First Committee (2018) (0)Working Paper BWC/MSP/2018/WP.11 submitted by Georgia to the BWC Meeting of States Parties (2018) (0)Preparing the ground for the CBM content debate: What information builds confidence? (2008) (0)The Confidence Building Measures: Working Paper submitted by Norway, Switzerland and New Zealand to the BWC Review Conference (2011) (0)Key Points for the Seventh Review Conference: BWC Article V Confidence Building Measures (2011) (0)Increasing Transparency in Biodefence: A 2016 Visit to a German Military Medical Biodefence Facility (2016) (0)Syria and bioweapons (2013) (0)Biopreparedness: Developing vaccines for an eradicated disease (2014) Codes of conduct (2006) New developments in biology (2019) (0)3D BIO: Declare, Document and Demonstrate (2015) (0)Workshop Report: Building a Civil Society Coalition to Strengthen the Biological Weapons Convention (2015) (0)Negotiating the dynamics of uncomfortable knowledge: The case of dual use and synthetic biology (2014) Synthetic biology and the Biological Weapons Convention (2019) (0)Key Points for the Seventh Review Conference (2011) (0)Interview: International Security and Counter-Terrorism (2016) The impact of regulations on firms: a case study of the biotech industry (2005) (0)Preventing AI From Creating Biochemical Threats (2023) Militarising the Mind: Assessing the Weapons of the Ultimate Battlefield (2018) Strategies of Managing Risks to Collective Health (2009) (0)Reviving the Intersessional Process (2015) (0)The Categorical Ban on Bioweapons: Challenged by Synthetic Biology? (2016) (0)Introduction: UNSCOM and the future of WMD verification (2021) Article VIII: Geneva Protocol Obligations (2016) (0)Interview: Unconventional weapons and activist scientists (2016) Foresight in Synthetic Biology and Biotechnology Threats (2021) University of London Statement to the Biological Weapons Convention Review Conference (2016) (0)Preparing the ground for the CBM content debate: A study on the information exchange that builds confidence between State Parties to the BWC (2008) (0)Moving Forward with the Confidence Building Measures (CBMs) (2013) (0)NoN-ProliferatioN PaPers eU NoN-ProliferatioN CoNsortiUm (2015) (0)Confidence & Compliance with the Biological Weapons Convention (2014) (0)Open Letter 3 to the World Health Organization and the Members of its Executive Board (2021) Synthetic biology and the categorical ban on bioweapons (2019) Imagining future biothreats (2020) Introduction: Health Security Intelligence: engaging across disciplines and sectors (2021) Monitoring Iraq’s dual-use capabilities: An interview with Gabriele Kraatz-Wadsack (2021) Preventing a man-made pandemic (2014) (0)Review and update of the CBMs: Working Paper submitted by Germany, Norway and Switzerland to the BWC Review Conference (2011) (0)Synthetic biology, security and governance (2012) Synthetic Biology and Bioweapons (2019) Article VIII: Geneva Protocol obligations and the BTWC (2016) (0)Codes of conduct as a tool for managing biorisks (2006) (0)UNSCOM’s work to uncover Iraq’s illicit biological weapons program: A primer (2021) Strengthen the taboo against biological and chemical weapons (2018) (0)Representation from the trenches (2007) (0)Lockdown texts (2020) 21st Century Biodefence: Risks, Trade-Offs & Responsible Science (2016) (0)The Pre-History of Biosecurity: Strategies of Managing Risks to Collective Health (2009) Dual-use biology: building trust and managing perceptions of intent (2020) 'Biological weapons' in Reaching Critical Will's First Committee Monitor No.2 (2018) (0)Synthetic Biology’s Defence Dollars (2015) (0)Open Letter 1: Call for a Full and Unrestricted International Forensic Investigation into the Origins of COVID-19 (2021) Can we trust scientists’ self-control? (2015) (0)The Confidence Building Measures (2011) (0)Joint NGO Statement to the Biological Weapons Convention Meeting of States Parties (2017) (0)Self-spreading vaccines: Base policy on evidence-Response. (2022) The BWC: Compliance, transparency & confidence (2014) (0)Biodefence doesn't pay (2006) CRISPR: Don’t single out the DIY community (2016) (0)Understanding Biosafety and Biosecurity in Ukraine. (2023) Synthetic Biology and Biosecurity (2014) (0)Compendium of proposals to improve the CBM mechanism (2009) (0)The risk of bioweapons use: Considering the evidence base (2014) More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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