SecureBio, a nonprofit working alongside the MIT Sculpting Evolution Group on highly targeted projects seeking to prevent or respond to the next pandemic.
SecureBio is led by Prof. Kevin Esvelt of the MIT Sculpting Evolution Group. Esvelt’s work has been published in Nature and Science, and covered in The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Atlantic, PBS and NPR.
SecureBio’s projects cover the full spectrum of pandemic preparedness work:
In the future, SecureBio also hopes to make policy recommendations in order to help governments and nonprofit groups prepare for the next pandemic.
As an example of its work, SecureBio has been conducting projects to advance research into the safety and efficacy of far-UVC germicidal irradiation for passive suppression of future outbreaks, including convening several meetings of experts in UVC and indoor air quality and developing a co-ordinated research plan to address gaps in the existing evidence.
Other examples of SecureBio’s work include:
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