How likely is a terrorist to utilize Y. pestis in an attack against a human population?
Occasional Paper #26: Sixty experts gathered from 15 countries representing scientific, policy, industry, legal, and enforcement fields.
Gene drive systems will be a new biosecurity challenge to face at the BWC Conference.
NOVEMBER 7-25, 2016: A CNS project’s new website aims to enhance knowledge and awareness of the biological weapons regime.
NOVEMBER 1, 2016: Officials have the opportunity to revise the way in which discussions are planned and held to better protect against biological weapons.
The Nonproliferation Review launched its newest volume: a special, double issue on eliminating weapons of mass destruction.
JULY 8, 2016: CNS and the US Department of State co-sponsored a workshop on the the Eighth Review Conference of the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention (BWC).
How Soviet genetic engineering aimed to create super-natural bacterial & viral strains for weapons.
CNS deputy director recommends taking steps that could trigger sanctions for states that undermine the resolution.
Fellows from all over the world worked in an intensive nonproliferation training program specifically tailored to the Visiting Fellows Program.
