Julian’s legacy sits not only in treaties and policies, but in the habits of inquiry and responsibility he instilled in the #CBW community. This volume aims to preserve that approach and carry them forward into the challenges ahead. #OPCW #1972BWC

As the challenges associated with #chemicalweapons and #biologicalweapons continue to evolve, returning to Julian’s thinking feels especially valuable: we aim to make his work accessible to new researchers and to build upon his legacy. link.springer.com/book/10.1007...

NB: This is based on info available at the time of posting. Gender references are based on #OPCW documents and may not reflect how individuals identify. Might also have missed some nominees. Always happy to be corrected if more accurate details emerge!

Findings & recommendations will be shared from March 25. Participants will explore AI-related scenarios & identify/shape relevant anti-CBW policy.

Interested? 📩 DM or email a.ghionis[at]http://sussex.ac.uk

[4/4] HSP Editoral, December 2002: 'Law enforcement and the CWC' hsp.sussex.ac.uk/new/_uploads... #OPCW #CSP29

[3/4] By Abram Chayes and Matthew Meselson, March 1997: 'Proposed guidelines on the status of riot control agents and other toxic chemicals under the CWC' (p.13) hsp.sussex.ac.uk/new/_uploads... #OPCW #CSP29

[2/4] HSP editorial, March 1994: 'New Technologies and the Loophole in the Convention' hsp.sussex.ac.uk/new/_uploads...
#OPCW #CSP29