Event Type: National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity (NSABB)

Virtual Meeting

Webcast

• Webcast link

Agenda

• NSABB January 2023 Meeting Agenda

Additional Files

• Draft Report*
• Federal Register Notice

*Note: The NSABB working groups report is a draft, pre-decisional document for review and potential vote by the NSABB on the day of meeting. Final recommendations will be shared with HHS and NIH for consideration.

Public Comments

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Public Comments

Webcasts

• Recorded Webcast of NSABB Meeting January 23, 2020 – Day 1
• Recorded Webcast of NSABB Meeting January 24, 2020 – Day 2

Agenda

• NSABB January 2020 Meeting Agenda

Minutes

• NSABB January 2020 Meeting Minutes

Slides

Slides of January 23, 2020 – Day 1

• Wolinetz – Dual Use and Gain-of-Function Research Oversight Policy
• Hassell – HHS Oversight of Enhanced PPP Research
• Wolinetz – NSABB Charge
• Resnik – Balancing Transparency and Security – Ethical Considerations
• Gronvall – Balancing Security and Transparency – Policy Considerations
• Inglesby – Perspectives on Enhanced PPP Research Transparency and Security
• Lipsitch – Balancing Security Transparency – Responsible Communication

Slides of January 24, 2020 – Day 2

• Black – Scientific Peer Review at NIH
• Good – Scientific Peer Review at NSF
• Edwin – Balancing Security and Transparency for BSAT Research
• Vander Linden – USAMRIID Community Engagement on Pathogen Research
• Moritz – Making Science, Biosafety, and Biosecurity Transparent
• Benjamin – NEIDL Research Transparency
• Fischhoff – Responsible Public Communication
• Lipson – Engagement and Communications for PPP Research

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