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Delay, Detect, Defend: Preparing for a Future in which Thousands Can Release New Pandemics

Professor Kevin Esvelt, co-founder of SecureBio, lays out the Delay/Detect/Defend framework in a white paper for the Geneva Centre for Security Policy.

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Publications

  1. Comparing sampling strategies for early detection of stealth biothreats

    Bradshaw W, Grimm S (2024)
    – Nucleic Acid Observatory
  2. Securing Civilisation Against Catastrophic Pandemics

    Gopal et al. (2023)
    – Geneva Centre for Security Policy
  3. Assessing the safety of new germicidal far-UVC technologies

    Görlitz et al. (2023)
    – Photochemistry & Photobiology 00: 1-20
  4. Analysis of the first genetic engineering attribution challenge.

    Crook et al. (2022)
    – Nature Communications 13 : 7374
  5. Air sampling for early pathogen detection

    Justen L, Bradshaw W (2022)
    – Nucleic Acid Observatory
  6. Bidirectional contact tracing could dramatically improve COVID-19 control

    Bradshaw et al. (2021)
    – Nature Communications 12 : 232
  7. A machine learning toolkit for genetic engineering attribution to facilitate biosecurity

    Alley et al. (2020)
    – Nature Communications 11 : 6293
  8. Inoculating science against potential pandemics and information hazards

    Esvelt (2018)
    – PLOS Pathogens 14 : e1007286

Other media

  1. Emerging Technologies: What Opportunities for International Security

    Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP) (2023)
  2. Recipes for Future Plagues

    After On Podcast (2022)