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Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security
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Relevant to AI safety primarily through its biosecurity and bioweapons work, especially at the intersection of biotechnology and AI, where misuse of AI-enabled life science tools represents a significant emerging risk.
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The Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security is a leading research and policy institution focused on health security, pandemic preparedness, biosecurity, and emerging biological threats. It conducts research, advises policymakers, and trains the next generation of health security professionals. Key focus areas include deliberate biological threats, emerging infectious diseases, biotechnology risks, and global health security.
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- •Tracks emerging trends at the intersection of biotechnology and AI, providing recommendations to enhance biosecurity while maximizing innovation potential.
- •Maintains a Gene Synthesis Screening Info Hub addressing nucleic acid synthesis screening policies, relevant to bioweapons risk reduction.
- •Works on deliberate biological threats, including detecting misleading claims that exacerbate biosecurity challenges.
- •Provides evidence-based analysis and actionable recommendations for building resilient health systems and managing public health emergencies.
- •Publishes the peer-reviewed journal 'Health Security' and a weekly newsletter, serving as a key information hub for the field.
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Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security
Our Mission:
To protect people’s health from epidemics and disasters and ensure that communities are resilient to major challenges.
New & Noteworthy
New Initiative: SHIELD
SHIELD unites experts to enhance U.S. preparedness and response
Policy & Legislative Priorities
Learn about the Center's Policy & Legislative Priorities.
Gene Synthesis Screening Info Hub
Learn more about Nucleic Acid Synthesis Screening Policies in the U.S.
New Health Security Issue
Our November/December 2025 issue is now available.
Explore our focus areas
Global Health Security
We work with international partners to advance science diplomacy, strengthen outbreak prevention systems, and enhance global capabilities for disease detection, surveillance, and coordinated response.
Emerging Infectious Diseases and Epidemics
Explore how we advance priorities and strategies for epidemic readiness, from early detection and rapid response to recovery, whether threats emerge naturally or deliberately.
Medical and Public Health Preparedness and Response
We provide decision makers with evidence-based analysis and actionable recommendations to build resilient health systems capable of effectively managing public health emergencies and disasters.
Deliberate Biological Threats
Learn about our work to identify, analyze, and equip leaders with critical intelligence on deliberate biological threats, including detecti
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