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John P. Tarangelo - Publications
John P. Tarangelo - Publications
Building Resilience Against Artificial Intelligence–Enabled Biological Threats: Conference Proceedings from a RAND and Helena Workshop
2026
Developing a Risk-Scoring Tool for Artificial Intelligence–Enabled Biological Design: A Method to Assess the Risks of Using Artificial Intelligence to Modify Select Viral Capabilities
2026
Evaluating Safety and Security in Biological Research: A Proposed Tool to Assess Dual-Use Research of Concern and Pathogens with Enhanced Pandemic Potential
2025
Legitimate Research or Biological Threat? Detecting Misuse of the Biological Supply Network and Policy Options to Reduce Risks
2025
Mapping the Informal Bioeconomy: Assessing the Current Landscape and Opportunities for Reinforcing Biosafety and Biosecurity
2025
Physical Approaches to Civilian Biodefense: Identifying Potential Preparedness Measures for Challenging Biological Threats
2025
Protecting Biological Materials and Services from Misuse: Opportunities for Access Monitoring and Control
2025
