Calls to address biological threats as a domain of warfare will largely fail for several reasons in particular, the tendency to conflate deliberate biological incidents and natural disease outbreaks.

A team of experts from the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Chemical Biological Center (DEVCOM CBC) are ...

Although Americans have speculated on the issues of large-scale war and terrorism in the past, these issues have now become reality. One issue, the development of biological warfare, is banned by ...

Putting aside the still politically fraught question of whether Covid-19 escaped from a Chinese lab or, like most outbreaks, ...

In a future shaped by algorithms, war leaves no craters—only corrupted code and chaos. Explore how AI has transformed warfare into a silent, digital siege that targets infrastructure, trust, and truth ...

Historically, biological warfare agents of concern have included a relatively select group of pathogens and toxins, referred to as traditional BW agents. Traditional BW agents are all naturally ...

Before the U.S. signed the U.N. Biological Weapons Convention of 1972, it had developed over 5,000 gallons of Q fever as a biological weapon. kondakov / iStock via Getty Images 12.

Other leading Japanese biological warfare scientists with responsibility for heinous crimes lead successful professional lives as industry leaders and academics. 1961: U.S. Field Tests Expanded ...

Since de Mussi’s work was re-discovered in a university library in Poland in 1842, researchers of weaponry, the plague, and biological warfare have picked up parts of its narrative. Look up “The Black ...