Pandemic Interventions Course Interest Form
Thanks for your interest in Pandemic Interventions Course!

This 4-week discussion group provides an introduction to biosecurity, the risks of future pandemics, and the impact of emerging technologies like AI advances. It also covers a range of interventions to prevent, detect and respond to pandemics such as biotechnological innovations (e.g. pathogen surveillance systems), engineering solutions (e.g. germicidal ultraviolet) and policy approaches (e.g. national responses and international coordination).

Each week consists of 1.5 hours of readings which should be done before the discussion sessions, followed by 1-1.5 hours of discussion. No background knowledge is required to take part in this discussion group.

This is an expression of interest form for future versions of this discussion group. When specific dates are confirmed (planned start date in July 2025) and applications open we will email you with a 'date availability' form. You only need to indicate your availability for those dates, and your responses here will be used unless you choose to update them.
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