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Countering WMD Proliferation in an Age.... December 8, 2009

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Honghyan He Oliver, Harvard University

Kavita Berger, American Association for the Advancement of Science

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Homeland Security Presidential Directive/HSPD-18. President George W. Bush

Protecting the Nation's Seaports: Balancing Security and Cost. Jon D. Haveman and Howard J. Shatz

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Biosecurity at NAS, The National Academy of Sciences

Congresspedia, The Sunlight Foundation and and the Center for Media & Democracy

Open CRS, Center for Democracy and Technology

CRS Reports at Federation of American Scientists, Federation of American Scientists

Committee on International Security and Arms Control (NAS), National Academy of Sciences

Arms Control Association

CRS Reports at Homeland Security Watch

Insanely Useful Web Sites (Congress Resources), Sunlight Foundation

GovTrack.us

One Health Initiative, One Health Initiative

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David A. Relman, Associate Professor, Stanford University

J P Perry Robinson, Director, University of Sussex

Caitriona McLeish, Research Fellow, University of Sussex

Stephanie Loranger, Senior Program Officer, Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI)

Margaret Hamburg, M.D. Senior Scientist, Nuclear Threat Initiative

Iris Hunger, Head, University of Hamburg

John Komen, Research Officer, International Service for National Agricultural Research

Ann G.K. Solomon, Senior Adviser, Center for Strategic and International Studies

Jan Van Aken, Co-Founder, University of Hamburg

Brian Rappert, Associate Professor, University of Exeter

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Building the Biodefense Policy Workforce (AAAS Center for Science, Technology, and Security PolicyAAAS Program on Scientific Freedom, Responsibility, and Law , 2009)

WMD Terrorism: Science and Policy Choices (Stephen M. Maurer , 2009)

Federal Funding for Biological Weapons Prevention and Defense, Fiscal Years 2001 to 2009 ( Alan Pearson, Center for Arms Control and Nonproliferation, 2008)

Federal Funding for Biological Weapons Prevention and Defense, FY2001 – FY2009 ( Alan Pearson, Center for Arms Control and Nonproliferation, 2008)

Billions for Biodefense: Federal Agency Biodefense Funding, FY2008-FY2009 ( Crystal Franco , 2008)

Pharmaceutical Terrorism: The Bane of Biotech (Brian Finlay co-directs the Cooperative Nonproliferation Program, a multifaceted project designed to accelerate existing efforts and design innovative new initiatives aimed at more rapidly and sustainably securing nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons, materials, and expertise., 2008)

Approaches, Methods and Challenges for Microbial Forensics (Paul Keim, Ph.D. Northern Arizona University, 2008)

Confidence Building Measures Reader on Publicly Available CBMs 2006 and 2007 (Research Group for Biological Arms Control , 2008)

Neither Here Nor There (Lead researcherAnna ZmorzynskaProject supervisorDr. Iris HungerInstitutionResearch Group for Biological Arms ControlCarl Friedrich von Weizsäcker Centre for Science and Peace ResearchUniversity of Hamburg , 2007)

AAAS Microbial Forensics Event Summary (AAAS Center for Science, Technology and Security Policy , 2008)

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University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Center for Biosecurity

Biodefense - George Mason University

The Monterey Institute of International Studies

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The Greenwall Fellowship Program in Bioethics and Health Policy (The Greenwall Fellowship Program in Bioethics and Health Policy, an interdisciplinary program sponsored jointly by Johns Hopkins and Georgetown Universities, is offering interdisciplinary, two-year Fellowships for early-career legal scholars with outstanding potential. Appointments will begin in September 2009. The Greenwall Fellowship uniquely combines opportunities for in-depth, mentored research and high-impact public service. Each Fellow will undertake an individualized program of independent research and writing, complemented by a public-service experience in a health policy setting of the Fellow’s choosing. Fellows will also enjoy ample opportunity for scholarly interaction (including participation in faculty research workshops) with a broad range of faculty at Georgetown (in the Law Center, the Kennedy Institute of Ethics, and the Philosophy Department) and at Johns Hopkins (in the Berman Institute of Bioethics, the Philosophy Department, the School of Medicine, and the Bloomberg School of Public Health), as well as with scholars at leading Washington “think tanks.” Past Fellows have moved on to faculty appointments at leading law schools, as well as high-profile positions in government (including a White House Fellowship and Congressional staff positions). The stipend will be approximately $57,000 per year. No prior health law or bioethics experience is required. Please send a curriculum vitae, three letters of reference, a writing sample, undergraduate and graduate transcripts, and a personal statement to: Dr. Ruth Faden, Greenwall Fellowship Program, c/o Berman Institute of Bioethics, Johns Hopkins University, 100 N. Charles St., Suite 740, Baltimore, MD 21201. The personal statement should include a proposed agenda for scholarship or research (this need not be detailed, but you should articulate the core idea you would like to develop or the research question you want to investigate). It should also address: (1) unique dimensions of your background, (2) the evolution of your research and other professional interests, and (3) how the Greenwall Fellowship might contribute to your ability to fulfill your career aspirations. The deadline for receipt of applications is December 12, 2008. For further information, please visit the Academic Training section of www.bioethicsinstitute.org. Additional inquiries may be directed to fellows@jhsph.edu.)

Program Manager (The Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Directorate of thePentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA-CBRN), the nation's largest and mostsophisticated chem/bio operational protective capability, has multiplepositions open for program managers. PFPA-CBRN is interested in attractingtalented candidates from a range of technical disciplines (scientific andengineering) with a breadth of experience ranging from the recent graduate(MS or PhD preferred) to the seasoned program manager. Pay will becommensurate with experience. The program management responsibilitiesinclude project development, financial management, execution management,resource management, project technical lead, and subject matter expert (SME)support. Recently hailed by the National Academies of Science as "thehighest standard in the land.and the future paradigm for all [chem/bio]building protection", PFPA-CBRN's exciting and dynamic work environmentoffers the chance to contribute to the protection of the Pentagon'spersonnel, facilities, and infrastructure by utilizing state-of-the-arttechnologies for CBR detection and mitigation. If you are interested in learning more, please feel free to contact me(Christina.Murata@pfpa.mil , PFPA CBRN Chief Science Officer) or JamesOdasso, Chief, Programs Technology Support Division at (703) 695-8683. TheCBRN Project Manager Job Posting (PFP-07-1606-DE) can be foundhttp://www.usajobs.govThe Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Directorate of the Pentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA-CBRN))

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