Cyberbiosecurity and biosecurity
The Center for Advanced Innovation in Agriculture (CAIA) contributes to our national food and agriculture security and Virginia Tech prominence in cyberbiosecurity.
Cyberbiosecurity is an emerging discipline addressing the educational and workforce gap between cybersecurity, cyberphysical systems and biosecurity.
Cyberbiosecurity focuses on identifying and reducing the risk of security vulnerabilities at the interface of life sciences, information sciences, and biosecurity.
Biosecurity focuses on identifying the risks and addressing protective measures needed to protect humans and animals against disease or invasive or harmful biological agents.
AFfiliate faculty within the cyberbiosecurity + biosecurity platform
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Michael J. Stamper , biodata visualization and information design | certified professional in accessibility core competencies (CPACC) | design thinking & implementation | project management
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Sally E. Johnson , biomotion capture technologies | biomedical sensor development | precision exercise programs | equine energy expenditures
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David G. Schmale III , biodrones | UAS | pathogen | transport | fungus | toxin | robotics | unmanned
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Lenwood S. Heath , biodata science | computational biology and bioinformatics | computational genomics | computational epidemiology
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Nicholas Santantonio , biogenomic selection | high-throughput phenotyping | longitudinal trait models | breeding program optimization
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Eric Kaufman , bioleadership development | professional learning | stakeholder engagement | workforce training | durable skills
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RESOURCES OF RELEVANCE
CAIA faculty are engaged in Virginia Commonwealth Cyber Initiative, which further enriches our capacity for addressing security challenges in the agriculture and food system.
The CAIA research platform on Cyberbiosecurity and Biosecurity in Agriculture and Life Sciences is featuring four seed projects funded by the CCI Southwest Virginia Cyberbiosecurity Grants Program.
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CAIA affilliate research impacts
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Securing the Food Industry: An Introduction to Cyberbiosecurity for Food Science , articleRebekah Miller, CAIA GSA group President in collaboration with others development lecture material introducing Cyberbiosecurity.
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CALS new faculty visit CAIA Testbed sites on Agricultural Cyber Road Trip , articleThe new faculty CAIA-CCI Agricultural Cyber Road Trip to ARECs was held May 23-25.
Date: 07.13.2022
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