1、Building Strong Biosafety and Biosecurity into the Expanding US BioeconomyMeeting report on a 10 January 2023 public-private roundtable organized by the Johns Hopkins Center for Health SecurityFebruary 28,2023Building Strong Biosafety and Biosecurity into the Expanding US Bioeconomy|iiJohns Hopkins

2、Center for Health Security Project TeamAurelia Attal-Juncqua,MScFellow,Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security Thomas V.Inglesby,MDDirector,Johns Hopkins Center for Health SecurityMatthew E.WalshPhD Student,Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Gigi Kwik Gronvall,PhD Senior Scholar,Johns

3、Hopkins Center for Health SecurityAcknowledgementsWe would like to express our gratitude to all the participants in the meeting.The authors would like to thank Alyson Browett,Julia Cizek,Cagla Giray,and Prarthana Vasudevan for their editing,design,and publication support;and Andrea Lapp and Rachael

4、Brown for organization and logistics support of the meeting.The views expressed in this publication and/or made by meeting attendees do not necessarily reflect the official views of the US Government or the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security.Suggested citation:Attal-Juncqua A,Inglesby TV,Walsh

5、 ME,Gronvall GK.Roundtable on the Biosafety and Biosecurity Aspects of the Bioeconomy.Baltimore,MD:Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security;2023.2023 The Johns Hopkins University.All rights reservedBuilding Strong Biosafety and Biosecurity into the Expanding US Bioeconomy|iiiContentsSummary.4Introdu

6、ction.4Context and Scope of the Biosafety and Biosecurity Innovation Initiative.5The Biosafety and Biosecurity Innovation Initiative.5Defining Biosafety and Biosecurity.6Supporting Applied Biosafety Research and Incentivizing and Enhancing Biosafety Practices.7Funding for Applied Biosafety Research.