
Prevention of biological threats in wartime [Electronic resource]: Educational manual for advanced training of biosafety and bioethics specialists / Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute; compilers: I.Khudetskyy at all. – Electronic text data (1 file). – Kyiv: Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, 2024. – 110 p. Study aid “Prevention of biological threats in wartime” provides information on the structure of biological threats in wartime conditions. An analysis of biological threats in the history of wars is provided. An interactive analysis of the features of biothreats and biosecurity in the conditions of modern wars was conducted. Traditional infections as a means of hybrid warfare. The issue of binary and multi-component biological weapons was considered. Focused attention on the so-called infections of war. Study aid “Prevention of biological threats in wartime” is intended for professional development of biosafety and biosecurity specialists. The training manual was prepared as part of the work on the EURIZON project, which is funded by the European Union under grant agreement No.871072
Biological weapon, Pathogen, Biosecurity, Biosecurity/organization & administration, War, Biosafety, Toxin, Infection, Biosecurity/organization & administration, Virus
Biological weapon, Pathogen, Biosecurity, Biosecurity/organization & administration, War, Biosafety, Toxin, Infection, Biosecurity/organization & administration, Virus
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