The writer is a science commentator Move along, not much to see here. That seemed to be the message from OpenAI last week, about an experiment to see whether its advanced AI chatbot GPT-4 could help ...

a | Funding of bioterrorism research by the NIH (National Institutes of Health). Funding has increased from US $25 million in 2001 to US $1.5 billion in 2003, with a projected budget of US $1.6 ...

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12 (UPI) -- Bioterrorism remains a major threat for the United States despite more than $65 billion spent on protecting the country from myriad dangers, the Bipartisan WMD ...

Opinion Published: 20 June 2002 Rethink anti-bioterrorism plans Nature 417, 773 (2002) Cite this article ...

Home / News / Nation and World Bill Gates: Bioterrorism could kill more than nuclear war — but no one is ready to deal with it Avi Selk, the Washington Post Feb. 18, 2017 3:05 pm ...

Sam: The 2001 anthrax attacks were an act of bioterrorism—a deliberate release of harmful biological agents to cause illness or death. Biological agents are bacteria or viruses or toxins extracted ...

Emerging Infectious Diseases, Vol. 3, number 2, June 1997, “World at Risk: The Report of the “Federal Efforts to address the Threat of Bioterrorism”, December 2008, p. xv.

Bioterrorism — the deliberate release of a harmful biologic agent to intimidate civilians and their government — constitutes a threat to public health that differs from any other public health ...

In particular, concerns about bioterrorism have increased significantly. For example, the federal government now has lifted the ban imposed earlier this week on crop-dusters flying.

Keeping Current The topic of infectious diseases, and the molecules that transmit them, is a central theme in high school biology. And it can be a launching point into teaching about bioterrorism.

The dictionary definition of bioterrorism: “a terrorist acts involving the use of harmful agents and products of biological origin, as disease-producing microorganisms or toxins” only presents ...