Certificate of Achievement

Hassani Omari Mbega

has completed the following course:

Next Generation Biosecurity: Responding to 21st Century Biorisks

University of Bath and Biosecure

This online course explored how to develop and implement safety procedures to combat infectious diseases, mutations and antibiotic resistance both inside and outside of the laboratory environment.

6 weeks, 4 hours per week

Dr Brett Edwards

Lecturer

University of Bath

Kathryn Millet

Director of Biosecure Ltd

Biosecure

Transcript

Learning outcomes

  • Understand and explain the need for laboratory biosafety and biosecurity, and what these entail
  • Describe the biosecurity challenges facing the 21st century, especially as the revolution in life sciences continues
  • Discuss how biosecurity policies, practices and guidelines are developed at international and national levels and how to contribute to these processes
  • Identify areas of security and ethical concern within the life sciences and reflect on strategies and approaches to deal with them as they arise
  • Summarise what it means to be safe in the lab, how to apply these principles and what to expect from others to keep you and the community safe from accidental and deliberate actions

Syllabus

  • Introduction to biosecurity
  • Biological threats and challenges
  • Responding to biological challenges: what you can do inside the lab
  • Responding to biological challenges: what is done outside the lab
  • Responsible conduct of science: learning to critically examine security issues arising with the lab and formulate responses

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Issued on 15th November 2020

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Free online course:

Next Generation Biosecurity: Responding to 21st Century Biorisks

University of Bath