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Adeline E. Williams - Publications
Adeline E. Williams - Publications
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Agricultural Security Considerations for the U.S. Corn Belt: Reviewing Key Threats and Mitigation Strategies for Bioresiliency
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
The Evolution of the United States Nucleic Acid Screening Policies
2026
A Framework for Evaluating Implementation, Impact, and Cost-Effectiveness of Wastewater and Environmental Surveillance
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
Identifying and Closing Gaps in the Federal Select Agent Program: Opportunities for Improvement in an Era of Emerging Biotechnologies
2025
Understanding the Theoretical Limits of AI-Enabled Pathogen Design: Insights from a Delphi Study
2025
When Should We Worry About AI Being Used to Design a Pathogen? Biology and AI Experts Weigh In
2025
